Post Date December, 02 2023
The health of the prostate directly affects the health of men throughout their lives, as well as their sexual life and partner's feelings. Prostate disease can be classified as prostatitis if it is mild, or prostate cancer if it is severe. In fact, at different ages, men can suffer from different prostate diseases. For young adults, the most troublesome thing is chronic prostatitis, while for elderly men, prostate hyperplasia causes their heart disease. Therefore, men should pay special attention to their prostate problems and develop good living habits. Today, I will take you to see what bad habits make men more prone to prostate disease.
An alcoholic man
Men like to drink wine when they have something to do and nothing to do. Ordinarily, it's not a big problem. Besides, proper drinking of Baijiu is also good for health. But drinking too much can always harm a man's body. Due to the omni-directional harm of alcohol to the body, long-term excessive drinking not only does great harm to the digestive system, circulatory system, nervous system, metabolic system, etc., but also affects the secretion of testosterone, thereby affecting the secretion and excretion of prostate fluid, easily leading to obstructive prostatitis. Therefore, men should try to drink less alcohol.
A man who smokes heavily
It can be said that smoking is harmful without any benefits, and substances such as nicotine and tar in cigarettes are all triggers of tumors. Although there is currently no clear conclusion that smoking can cause prostate cancer, and although there is currently no conclusive conclusion, authoritative research results indicate that patients who smoke while suffering from prostate cancer have a significantly higher mortality rate. Therefore, not smoking and quitting smoking early are the best ways to prevent cancer, including prostate tumors.
A spicy man
Many men like to eat spicy food, and feel that spicy food can stimulate nerves and increase appetite. However, excessive consumption of spicy foods can cause significant damage to a man's prostate, causing long-term recurrent hyperemia of the prostate, causing ejaculatory pain, burning urethra, poor urination, and inducing prostatitis and hyperplasia. Patients with prostatitis and hyperplasia should avoid eating chili peppers and eat less stimulating foods such as ginger, raw onions, raw garlic, and pepper. Excessive consumption of beef and mutton, seafood, coffee, cola, and strong tea is not recommended.
Experts warmly suggest that, in addition to the above bad habits, men who need to pay special attention to their prostate gland, men who are sedentary, stay up late, and sloppy should pay attention to their prostate gland and keep an eye on its changes, in order to promptly detect diseases and treat them in a timely manner.
