Patient's question:
Severe frequent urination, many times careful examination of sterility, premature ejaculation. Hello, must chronic sterile prostatitis quit smoking? Why does my attending physician say it's okay to smoke, while others say it's not? I'm really.Doctor's answer:
1. Pathogens that transmit to patients may still be associated with certain special pathogens, such as anaerobic bacteria, nanobacteria, Chlamydia trachomatis, mycoplasma, etc., even though routine bacterial tests fail to detect the pathogens.2. Urinary dysfunction may be caused by certain factors leading to excessive contraction of the urethral sphincter, resulting in bladder outlet obstruction and residual urine formation. This can cause urine to reflux into the prostate, not only pulling pathogens into the prostate but also directly stimulating it, leading to non-bacterial chemical prostatitis.
3. Psychological factors such as anxiety, depression, hypochondriasis, and hysteria. To protect prostate function, it is advisable to: less smoking, more tea; less alcohol, more water; less sugar, more fruits; less meat, more vegetables; less salt, more vinegar; less anger, more laughter; less medication, more exercise; less driving, more walking; regular sexual activity, and abstaining from sexual intercourse.