Prostatitis is a treatable disease

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In some people, congenital malformations or weakening of the prostate may be reflected in sexual ability.
However, the ends of nerve fibers and nerve nodes in the prostate gland ensure that it is also sensitive to pathological changes that are sometimes insignificant. Even chronic constipation or hemorrhoids can cause temporary sexual dysfunction in the prostate gland.

As the activity of the gonads decreases in old age, the activity of the prostate gland also decreases. Its adhesive tissue is partially mixed with the connective tissue. Glands around the urethra sometimes over the age of fifty
grows. These glands are known to attach to the prostate. The result is a benign tumor-like adenoma in the prostate. An adenoma compresses the connective tissue in the bladder, disrupting its normal functioning. This makes it difficult to urinate. Constipation occurs in the elderly as a result of adenoma squeezing the rectum.
Prostate dysfunction is also observed in immature individuals. This is due to hemorrhoids, abstinence from sexual intercourse, seizures when intoxicated, usually chronic constipation, sedentary lifestyle, eating disorders and alcoholism.

Prostatitis is a disease caused by inflammation of the prostate gland, and today 73-90% of men worldwide suffer from this disease.

Prostate disease gland

• bladder;

• urinary tract;

• rectum;

• the infection occurs through the blood vessels and the lymphatic vessels of the small dust.

Inflammation of the prostate gland is accompanied by symptoms of acute inflammatory diseases. This can cause the patient's body temperature to rise to 38-39 degrees, causing severe pain in the back hole when urinating. In most cases, nothing bothers men because the disease is chronic. At this time, the patient may experience the above symptoms, and sometimes no pain at all:

• increase in body temperature to 37 degrees;

• frequent urination, dripping urine (dysuria);

• painful urination;

• the appearance of pain in the space of the bladder cavity.

Erectile dysfunction is observed in men with this disease because the fluid produced by the prostate gland is not absorbed into the bloodstream. Men suffering from chronic prostatitis are more prone to nervous tension, dissatisfaction, and a slight "seizure". Therefore, the doctor treating such patients should be not only an experienced urologist, but also a good psychologist.

Prevention of prostatitis

If the patient does not consult a doctor in time, then there may be pus in the prostate gland. In such cases, the body temperature rises to 39-40 degrees, and severe pain in the urinary tract is felt.
It should be borne in mind that the chronic form of the disease is dangerous with a complex course. This disease does not manifest itself because it has been hidden in the human body for many years. This is why many men are unaware that they have a prostate gland. Over time, the situation becomes more complicated due to inflammation of the pancreas. This process, which takes place in the male body, can then pass into the urinary tract and cause the following diseases:

• cystitis (inflammation of the bladder);

• pyelonephritis (kidney and kidney failure

• blood from top to bottom of the mucous membrane

• falling through or rising from the bottom to the top of the urinary tract

• inflammation through infection);

•  vesiculitis (inflammation of the seminal vesicles);

• epididymorchitis (inflammation of the testicles and their appendages).

The diseases listed above are becoming a contributing factor to infertility in men. Naturally, such patients are difficult to treat. Sadly, some men who do not take timely medical check-ups and take their health seriously may suffer from infertility. Therefore, every man should get used to seeing a urologist, andrologist and sexopathologist at least once a year.

Modern methods of treatment of prostatitis

To date, patients suffering from prostatitis are being cured using painless and effective treatments. To do this, they must first pass the following tests:

• computer scanning;

• three-way ultrasound diagnosis;

• Immunoenzyme therapy - PSA (prostate specific antigen).

• After examining the final results of the patient, he was diagnosed with prostatitis, adenoma,

  i.e., hyperplasia (a tumor that arises from glandular tissue) or the prostate gland

  can be clearly diagnosed as cancer.

Patients diagnosed with this disease do not need to be depressed. Because scientists have already developed a way to cure the pain of such patients. Treatment of prostate cancer in the early stages gives a positive result. However, if a secondary tumor (metastasis) occurs as a result of the passage of malignant tumor cells from the primary site to other organs by blood or lymph flow, treatment of the disease will be difficult. . That is why I advise men to get a doctor’s checkup from time to time.

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