Post Date December, 03 2023
Prostate diseases have begun to extend a "black hand" to young people, and even elderly diseases such as benign prostatic hyperplasia have begun to affect younger populations. The reason for this is that fast-paced life and busy work have a significant impact on prostate health.
Overtime busy, socializing busy... Business has become a norm in urban life, and a busy life also affects the body organs. At the recently concluded Fourth Cross Strait Men's Health Summit, authoritative male health experts pointed out that prostate diseases have begun to reach out to young people, and even elderly diseases such as prostate hyperplasia are becoming younger. The reason for this is that fast-paced life and busy work have a significant impact on prostate health.
Four "many" men's prostate is very "tired"
According to the data of the Fourth Cross Strait Andrology Summit, in recent years, the incidence rate of prostate diseases in China has increased year by year, and the trend of younger patients is increasingly obvious. Among them, urban white-collar workers, private enterprise bosses, foreign enterprise executives, academic elites and other men are "favored" by prostate diseases, while the following four "more" men have worse prostate health.
Multiple meetings
Successful men such as private business owners, foreign company executives, academic elites, and others often have meetings, which naturally leads to prolonged sitting and even holding urine. If this condition persists for a long time, it may cause the bladder to fill and expand, leading to weak urination and increasing prostate enlargement. In addition, it can also cause long-term compression and congestion of the prostate, which can easily lead to prostatitis.
Having a lot of socializing
The fierce competition in the mall, the negotiation at the table, and the success of men all come from step by step struggle, and the expansion of business always relies on social interactions of all sizes. The prostate is a fragile and highly sensitive organ to alcohol, and the higher the alcohol concentration in the blood, the more severe the swelling of the prostate. When the pressure is serious, symptoms such as acute urinary retention and urinalgia will occur. And continuous smoking and alcohol can even cause male physiological dysfunction, leading to infertility.
Driving a lot
Nowadays, more and more men have become private car owners and are accustomed to using cars as a means of transportation. Although travel is convenient, their health is at risk. Long term use of cars as a means of transportation can lead to symptoms such as urinary discomfort, local pain, and radiation pain due to prolonged sitting pressure and local high temperatures.
Excessive pressure
Sesame cars, beauties, villas, Fortune 500, and Forbes rankings are all their goals to strive for. However, the more they want, the more they put in. Rest time, exercise time, and even time spent with family are all used for work, and their physical condition is decreasing. Excessive psychological pressure is detrimental to the health of the prostate gland.
Complex etiology, difficult to self heal, prolonged delay, and great harm
Male experts say that the etiology of prostate diseases is complex, especially chronic prostatitis with varying symptoms and obscure causes, making diagnosis difficult. But many men don't realize this, they think it's a "minor problem" and just procrastinate. In fact, clinical data shows that there has not been a natural recovery of prostate disease so far.
It is worth noting that some symptoms of prostate diseases can also lead to some complications. Clinical data from Guangzhou Men's Hospital shows that prostatitis is one of the main etiological factors in male physiological dysfunction. In addition, symptoms such as discomfort in urination, bloating of the scrotum, discomfort in the lower abdomen and perineum, as well as local pain caused by prostate congestion and edema, can all affect male physiological functions. The prostatic fluid containing pathogenic microorganisms secreted when the prostate is inflamed will damage sperm, reduce sperm motility and affect male fertility.
(Intern Editor: Chen Hao)
