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Anonymous users2024-01-23Let's go to the hospital to see if there is a problem with the prostate.
One characteristic of prostate disease is frequent urination.
In 1981, scientists from the United States and Czechoslovakia published their findings on the morphological and functional parameters of the female prostate, a delicate and mysterious organ. The structure of the female prostate is the same as that of the male prostate, including glands, ducts, and smooth muscle. It's just that the female prostate has fewer glands and more ducts, and the volume is also significantly smaller than that of the male prostate.
The female prostate is a sexually sensitive point in the vagina, which is located at the midpoint of the anterior vaginal wall, along the urethra, and near the neck of the bladder. It swells when it is stimulated, but it is not easy to locate when it is not stimulated.
Due to differences in function and development, diseases of the prostate gland in women are obviously less common than in men, and usually do not threaten the lives of women. Of course, female prostate diseases can also occur, and due to the pathological changes of the female prostate, it can lead to a variety of clinical manifestations of prostate disease in different women. These reports began in the middle of the 20th century, such as the report of prostatic hypertrophy in women in 1943, and the cancerous changes of the prostate and paraurethral ducts in women in 1987 and 1992, respectively.
Although the incidence of prostate disease in women is unknown, it is speculated that it will be significantly lower than in men. For example, up to 80% of men over the age of 88 have prostatic adenomyomatous hyperplasia, but women tend to have only mild pathological changes in the prostate. The understanding of female prostate disease is not related to the fact that people are accustomed to seeing it as a trace structure, so female prostate disease is rarely recorded in the medical literature.
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If I'm right. You must be a man. >>>More
I don't think it's a problem, the water is in the stomach, there is nowhere to go, of course it is discharged. If you're doing a lot of exercise and sweating a lot, you don't have to pee when you want to go to the toilet. In addition, when there is a lot of urine, it is generally "clear" urine, which means that some toxins in the body have also been eliminated, which is a good thing. >>>More
If you have a bad stomach and go to the doctor.
Whoever drinks water needs to be discharged.
And the water needs to be digested for 2-4 hours after you drink it before you feel the urge to urinate. >>>More