Patient's question:
I saw a report on my phone a few days ago, saying that even if you're not sexually active, you can still get prostate problems. It's terrifying. I'm still a virgin, and I'm really nervous about it now. I've started paying more attention to my body and want to avoid premature ejaculation in the future.Doctor's answer:
1. The unreasonable design of men's underwear leads to prolonged exposure of the male groin to a high-temperature, humid environment. Most men's underwear is double-layered in the front, tightly wrapping the penis and scrotum together. Over time, this creates a breeding ground for viruses and bacteria in the hot, moist environment, which is one of the significant factors contributing to prostatitis and is often overlooked.2. Due to the complexity of prostatitis symptoms, some patients are unable to identify the condition themselves, delaying the best time for treatment.
3. Prostatic calculi or benign prostatic hyperplasia cause congestion in the prostate tissue, leading to infection. When the urethra is dilated improperly, urethral instruments may pull in bacteria, resulting in prostatitis.
4. Excessive massage of the prostate or excessive force can cause congestion and edema in the prostate.
5. Some sexually transmitted diseases are commonly caused by gonococcal urethritis.