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Anonymous users2024-01-24In addition to psychological factors, it is also necessary to consider the inflammation of the prostate, which is mainly due to excessive contraction of the sphincter, insufficient or untimely relaxation, and incoordination with the bladder detrusor muscles. Of course, it can also be caused by the squeezing effect of the prostate enlargement.
The initial thought may be prostatitis.
The symptoms of prostatitis are varied and vary greatly from person to person, and can be roughly divided into the following four categories:
1. Urethral symptoms: frequent urination or always urge to urinate, incomplete feeling of urine, slight painful urination, pain at the urethral opening, and occasional overflow of white mucus from the urethra.
2. Local symptoms: lower abdominal distension and vague pain; Pain or discomfort in the genitals or testicles, dampness in the perineum, pain in the groin area, backache, fatigue.
3. Abnormal sexual function: premature ejaculation, impotence, loss of libido.
4. Mental symptoms: irritability, worry, dreams, insomnia, palpitations.
It is recommended to go to a regular hospital accompanied by your parents, don't be embarrassed, your own body is important. Pay attention not to have bad habits, exercise regularly, maintain physical and mental health, believe that you will get better, and don't have a burden on your heart.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes prostate.
Hello, your condition should be caused by a urinary tract infection, it is recommended to drink plenty of water, pay attention to personal hygiene, eat lightly, and take ciprofloxacin anti-inflammatory treatment.
Generally, most of the people who have such a situation are introverted, more sensitive, more delicate and emotional, very concerned about the impression they give to others, more passive when interacting with others, not good at expressing themselves, not very confident in themselves, and easy to be shy when dealing with strangers. >>>More
If you don't want to go, take two boxes of three gold tablets to see if it gets better, if it doesn't work, go to the hospital
Psychology will affect physiology, if there are many people, you are a little nervous, and then neuroendocrine regulation, secretion of antidiuretic, this hormone has the effect of inhibiting urine excretion, so you have no urge to urinate.
It's very simple, control your breathing, don't hold your breath, keep exhaling and inhaling, just a little deeper and faster than usual, and relax a little when you exhale.