In modern society, men face significant pressure, and an increasing number are in a sub-healthy state, among which prostatitis is a hidden pain that is difficult for men to articulate. Suffering from prostatitis can lead to pain in private areas. After a diagnosis, one should promptly take diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills for treatment. So why do men develop prostatitis? There are five main factors, let’s take a look at the specifics.
1. Irregular sexual life
Frequent sexual activities, or frequent **, can cause repeated congestion in the prostate, which can trigger prostatitis. However, those without sexual activity, who retain semen for too long without release, can cause ** retrograde. This retrograde not only can lead to chronic prostatitis but may also trigger blood in semen. Therefore, among people with irregular sexual lives, the incidence of prostatitis is significantly higher than in other groups.
2. Unhealthy diet
An unhealthy diet, such as a preference for spicy and stimulating foods and a liking for alcohol, can lead to the dilation of blood vessels in the prostate due to the irritation of spicy foods and alcohol, causing edema and reducing the prostate’s resistance, thereby inducing prostatitis.
If individuals suffering from prostatitis do not pay attention to healthy eating, the disease will relapse and become difficult to cure, leading to serious consequences.
3. Poor lifestyle habits
Poor lifestyle habits include prolonged sitting, holding urine, staying up late, etc. Individuals with these bad lifestyle habits are a high-risk group for prostatitis.
Many office workers who sit for long periods will be ** under continuous pressure, causing local blood circulation in the prostate to be lacking, making it easy to induce prostatitis.
People who like to hold their urine may have urine flow back to the prostate. The long-term stimulation of urine and its metabolic waste, bacteria, etc., can easily lead to chronic prostatitis.
Staying up late and having irregular daily routines can lower the body’s immunity, making it susceptible to bacterial and viral invasions, leading to the occurrence of prostatitis.
4. Chaotic personal life
Increasing numbers of prostatitis patients in clinical practice are caused by infections from pathogens such as chlamydia, mycoplasma, gonococcus, Candida albicans, Trichomonas, etc. This specific prostatitis can be transmitted through sexual activities. The prostate fluid of men contains pathogens, which are part of **; after ejaculation, they can enter the female **, transmitting pathogens to female partners and leading to infections in the female reproductive and urinary systems. This can easily lead to cross-infections between men and women, complicating treatment.
This type of specific prostatitis is classified as a sexually transmitted disease, most commonly occurring in groups with chaotic personal lives and unstable sexual partners.
5. Pre-existing personality traits
In life, there are always individuals with low self-esteem, social awkwardness, and introverted personalities. This group of men belongs to those with pre-existing personality traits, and they are also a primary group at risk for prostatitis. These individuals are significantly influenced by psychological factors, making them prone to diseases, and they may also experience depression, anxiety, and extreme behaviors, making them a high-risk group for prostatitis.
The five factors mentioned above are all important triggers for prostatitis, which is why the number of people suffering from prostatitis is on the rise. The incidence of prostatitis is gradually increasing, with a trend of group infections. Those suffering from prostatitis must seek early treatment to avoid serious consequences; those who are not ill should also pay attention to prevention, rectify unhealthy lifestyles, and maintain good health.
