Peak Prostatitis in Autumn

Peak Prostatitis in Autumn
At the end of autumn, people who drive a lot, party a lot and stay up late a lot begin to experience symptoms such as pain in lower back, painful urination, decreasing sexual desire. All these are signals of prostatitis. Experts think that season and climate make contribution to chronic nonbacterial prostatitis natural treatment. In terms of season, people are easily infected with prostatitis and recurrence of it in autumn, and especially at the turn of autumn and winter. So, people should take care of themself and prevent themselves from diseases in autumn.
In autumn, with temperature dropping, sympathetic nerve become more exciting, prostate gland shrinks while crypt and blood vessel expands, resulting in chronic congestion, which increase internal pressure within urethra and the risk of a backward flow. The change of urethra intensifies the blockage of prostate fluid and trigger prostatitis with symptoms of frequent and urgent urination, painful urination, abdominal pain and pain in testicles. Hence, men should pay attention to changes in their body and stop it before becomes a problem.
Middle-aged and young people are easily infected with chinese herbs for prostatitis. During this period, men male function, long-time prostate congestion slow down cellular metabolism, weakens cellular immunity against bacteria which lets bacteria get into the prostate. In addition, unhealthy living habit like clubbing, drinking, staying up late also undermines body immunity, and then diseases easily infect prostate.
Elder are easily infected with benign prostatic hyperplasia. In old age, decreasing of testicular function and hormonal readiness increase the risk of getting benign prostatic hyperplasia.
in conclusion, people should medical attention at once if there is a signal. And please keep in mind that regular hospital is the first choice.

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