Premature Ejaculation? Can it be Related to Chronic Prostatitis?

Autopsy studies have revealed a histologic prevalence of prostatitis of 64-86%. The incidence rate of prostatitis is as high as 8.2%; that is to say, one out of every 12 men has prostatitis. Among them, 18-50 is the most common age. Chronic prostatitis is a common disease and frequently-occurring disease in andrology. About half of men will be affected by prostatitis at some time in their life. The common symptoms are pelvic pain, dysuria, sexual dysfunction, and so on. Studies have found that chronic prostatitis has some relationship with premature ejaculation. About 60% of chronic prostatitis patients occur premature ejaculation. When men hear the word "premature ejaculation," they should associate it with "chronic prostatitis." Why can chronic prostatitis cause premature ejaculation? Chronic prostatitis is a common disease in men. Some premature ejaculation patients may be related to prostatitis. Because the prostate is the valve to control ejaculation, if this valve is inflamed, it will be allergic and congested due to stimulation. When there is a sexual impulse, it can't be controlled (especially in young adults), and ejaculation will happen soon. For patients with premature ejaculation caused by prostatitis, solve prostatitis first. Clinically, because some people have apparent prostatitis symptoms, and some symptoms are more hidden. If not carefully tested, they will get a missed diagnosis and then delay the disease. Some patients are not cured after repeated treatment, and only after repeated examinations are experienced doctors find the root cause of the disease. Therefore, premature ejaculation does not heal for a long time and may consider whether and prostatitis related. To the regular hospital treatment, find out the cause of disease, under the guidance of doctors. Prostatitis patients can generally take drug treatment and physical therapy to improve the symptoms and alleviate the condition significantly. More safe and effective drugs can choose herbal medicine treatment, such as Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill. After prostatitis symptoms are controlled, if the patient still has premature ejaculation, they can cooperate with some particular drugs for premature ejaculation. How to prevent chronic prostatitis effectively? 1. Smokeless, and avoid spicy food According to the survey, the prostate disease prevalence in smokers is 1-2 times higher than in non-smokers. Most of the compounds contained in tobacco are harmful to the human body. The more cigarettes smoked, the more damaging the prostate is. Wine, pepper, and other food on the prostate and urethra stimulation can cause vasodilation, promote prostate and bladder neck congestion, edema, resulting in reduced prostate resistance. 2. Drink plenty of water, exercise more, and less cool Drinking more water can prevent prostatitis and has the effect of adjuvant treatment of prostatitis. The longer the prostatic fluid produced by the prostate stays in the urethra, the more likely it is to induce prostate infection. Drinking water often increases the frequency of urination, which can discharge the prostatic fluid. Men can choose to jog for half an hour every day to enhance their resistance in daily life. Also, running can play a particular massage effect on the prostate. But exercise that often rubs the prostate, such as long-distance cycling, should be reduced. The prostate is rich in adrenal receptors. When cold, it can easily cause sympathetic nerve excitation, lead to adrenal contraction, increase the pressure in the urethra, affect urination, and have adverse effects on the prostate. 3. Don't be sedentary The prostate's position determines that men are mainly sitting on the prostate, so men who are often sedentary have a heavier prostate burden. Sitting position makes blood circulation slow, leading to chronic congestion and congestion of prostate, accumulation of local metabolites, obstruction of prostatic gland tube, and poor excretion of glandular fluid, which leads to the occurrence of chronic prostatitis. 4. Don't hold your urine Hold urine can make the bladder filling and swell, leading to weak urination, causing local pressure and blood flow is not smooth, aggravating the symptoms of prostatic hypertrophy. Holding urine will make the bladder overfilled and oppress the prostate.