How do men take care of their sexual organs? Step out of the following four major misconceptions

Male health care: How to protect one's organs? From the misconception of male health, men cannot persist due to illness, do not tell their families, and do not want to go to the hospital. Especially diseases related to the reproductive system hinder face and prevent access to professional and formal hospitals. They often seek treatment in small clinics, resulting in delayed treatment, labor damage to money, and greater harm to health.

Experts from Beijing Shuguang Hospital have paid special attention to many male friends, but in fact, male diseases are not scary. Going to a specialized hospital and receiving scientific and standardized treatment can be cured. Abandoning the wrong medical concept leads to the following four mistakes: 80% of patients who are sick and do not want to see a doctor have a habit of not liking going to the hospital for treatment. If you don't go to the hospital for a long time, minor illnesses can prolong major illnesses and delay the optimal treatment time in the early stages. In addition, many men like to lie in front of doctors, believing that lying can avoid bad news, but in reality, it only leads to more misunderstandings about the condition. Taking medication indiscriminately is usually a problem for men, who always buy their own medication and feel like they will get through it.

In fact, the adverse consequences caused by drug abuse are common, and not all diseases can be solved by taking medication on their own. Male health ≠ sexual health Many people think that male health only means sexual health, which is not comprehensive. Male health refers to the health status based on male reproductive health, male physiology, psychology, social adaptability and other aspects. Diseases affecting male health generally refer to Sexual dysfunction, prostate diseases and male Genitourinary system diseases. Blindly supplementing current advertisements for men's healthy foods is invisible. Many men, upon discovering their abnormal physical condition, believe that supplementation is necessary and men do not need it. If a problem is indeed found, one should go to a professional hospital, and the doctor will guide the patient to take legitimate drugs according to the situation. Please remember. Healthy food is not medicine. For a long time, the traditional concept has placed the hat of the strong on men's heads, who bear the aura and become the backbone of society and family, silently carrying various pressures. With the fierce competition in modern society and the accelerated pace of life, the pressure on men and men is also increasing. The halo of the earth and the hat of the strong make men fall into an endless sea of suffering. More and more men feel physically and mentally exhausted, unable to afford it, and their health problems are becoming increasingly prominent.

Andrological diseases, which are not optimistic about men's health, have become one of the three major diseases threatening human health in the 21st century. They are the killers of human health after cancer and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. In recent years, various data have shown that the health status of adult males in China is increasing, and the aging age of males has significantly advanced compared to the late 1980s. Menopausal symptoms that only appear after the age of 60 have already appeared in males around the age of 40. With the increase in life pressure in the male population, more and more males are entering menopause, shortening their lifespan and posing more threats to their health, which is a cause for concern.

According to experts from Beijing Shuguang Hospital, the incidence rate of various male diseases such as prostate diseases, Sexual dysfunction, genitourinary infections, infertility, etc. has increased significantly. The environmental pollution caused by emerging industries such as radio waves, radiation, and new materials has led to a worsening of male reproductive health. For various reasons, men often lack awareness of their own Reproductive system disease, and do not know much about self-care knowledge. In addition, the majority of men's health awareness is indifferent, and factors such as medical taboos and inconvenient diagnosis make the diagnosis rate of male diseases generally low. Therefore, the red light for male health frequently lights up. Attention to male health, especially reproductive health, is crucial for men's quality of life, family happiness, and the quality of social groups, and cannot be delayed