Post Date November, 16 2024
In life, prostatitis attacks many men in the workplace with its high incidence rate. If it is injured or serious, there is no infertility. What is the cause of prostatitis? How should we effectively cook this phenomenon? While receiving regular treatment, it is a good choice to eat the following foods regularly. What is the cause of prostatitis?
1. Prostatic hyperemia
Congestion caused by various reasons, especially passive congestion, is an important pathogenic factor of prostatitis. The onset of patients is often not caused by bacterial infection and microbial invasion, but caused by inflammation and prostatitis.
2. Urinary irritation
Urine stimulation is called chemical factor in medicine. According to the experts of the department of urology in Zuohai, Fuzhou, the urine contains a variety of acid-base chemicals. The patient's local neuroendocrine disorder causes high pressure in the posterior urethra. When the opening of the prostate tube is damaged, uric acid and other irritant chemicals flow back into the prostate, causing chronic prostatitis.
3. Pathogenic microorganism infection
Bacteria, protozoa, fungi, viruses and other microorganisms have become the source of infection of prostatitis, among which bacteria are the most common, such as gonococcus and non-gonococcus. Clinically, more than 90% of bacterial prostatitis is caused by microbial infection.
4. Anxiety, depression, fear
Experts found that 50% of patients with chronic non-bacterial prostatitis have symptoms of excessive stress such as anxiety, depression, fear, pessimism. Prostate patients with pain and neurasthenia often exaggerate their physical discomfort and pain, and the condition that their conscious symptoms are greater than the actual symptoms is called tension-type prostatitis. Psychological factors are related to age. The mental burden of young patients is significantly heavier than that of older patients, which often directly affects the effect of drug treatment.
5. Immune factors, allergy
Studies have shown that chronic prostatitis has a certain relationship with autoimmune factors. Some experts have found the existence of "anti prostate antibody" in some arthritis patients. Such patients often produce anti-prostate antibodies due to congenital or acquired immune deficiency, resulting in prostate tissue damage. If the patient has no evidence of bacterial, viral and mycoplasma infection after examination, the existence of immune factors can be considered.
What should prostatitis patients eat?
