What do prostate cancer patients fear most?

What do prostate cancer patients fear most?

Prostate diseases include chronic prostatitis, prostate hyperplasia, and even prostate cancer.

How to prevent prostate cancer?

1. Afraid of sitting for a long time.

Sitting for a long time will directly compress the prostate, causing congestion of the gland, making it difficult to excrete prostatic fluid, and thus causing aseptic inflammation. It is recommended that men stand up and take a walk within 40 minutes, and when driving or driving for a long time, they should also pay attention to changing their sitting posture to completely relax the prostate.

2. Fear of alcoholism.

Alcohol promotes capillary dilation, causing congestion and edema of prostate tissue, causing prostate discomfort. Prostate congestion occurs quickly, subsides slowly, and clinical symptoms last for a long time. Alcoholics should pay attention to prostate health.

3. Afraid of spicy food.

Spicy food can stimulate the prostate and urethra, causing prostate blood vessels to dilate, reducing the resistance of the prostate. It may also cause the prostate-resident bacteria to grow and multiply, inducing acute prostatitis, or aggravating the symptoms of chronic prostatitis.

4. Afraid of catching cold

Coldness increases the excitability of the sympathetic nerves, causing the prostate to contract and the gland ducts and blood vessels to dilate, leading to chronic congestion, aggravating the congestion of prostatic fluid, and causing the onset of prostate diseases.

5. Afraid of holding urine.

The most direct harm of holding urine is that it gives bacteria an opportunity to take advantage. Under normal circumstances, bacteria parasitize in the lower part of the male urethra, and these bacteria will be washed away during urination. Frequently holding urine will weaken the flushing effect of urine, increase the reproduction of bacteria, and retrograde into the urethra, thus causing prostatitis.

6. Fear of irregular sex life.

Too frequent sex can lead to excessive congestion of the prostate and induce prostatitis. Excessive suppression of sexual desire can cause prostate fluid to accumulate and induce inflammation. Interrupting sexual intercourse before ejaculation and ejaculating outside the body can affect prostate health.