Patient's question:
When carefully checked, he was found to have benign prostatic hyperplasia. He didn't pay much attention to it, only feeling some pain when urinating. There were no other symptoms, and he was quite mindful of his diet and rest. How could he get this disease.Doctor's answer:
Sexual intercourse and excessive sexual activity are the main causes of prostatitis. Due to the complex symptoms of prostatitis, some patients are unable to identify it themselves, delaying the best time for treatment.1. Prostatic stones or prostatic hyperplasia cause congestion in the prostate tissue, leading to infection. When the urethra is dilated, poor operation allows urethral instruments to pull in bacteria, resulting in prostatitis.
2. Excessive massage of the prostate or excessive force can cause congestion and edema in the prostate.
3. Some sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonococcal urethritis, are common. The gonococcus enters the prostate through the urethra and prostatic ducts, leading to prostatitis.