Can prostate cause infertility

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The incidence rate of prostatitis is very high, mainly in the elderly men. Such a disease can cause many harm to their friends. Now let's learn about the problem of prostate can lead to infertility.

Can prostate cause infertility

Impact one: the prostate can lead to infertility. Easy to cause infection, the human prostate contains an antibacterial substance, called prostate antibacterial factor. When the current row of gland inflammation, this antimicrobial factor is reduced, easy to cause infection. * infection caused by prostatitis can lead to acute urinary retention, acute seminal vesicle inflammation or epididymitis, vasorelitis, spermatic cord lymph node enlargement or tenderness. Severe inguinal pain or renal colic may occur.

Influence two: lead to chronic nephritis, prostatitis if not treated in time, can lead to benign prostatic hyperplasia, the bladder outlet pressure, so that urine can not be completely empty, residual urine. Residual urine is a good medium for bacterial reproduction. In addition, the defense mechanism of bladder mucosa is damaged, so it is very easy to cause urinary tract infection, such as pyelonephritis. At this time, if the treatment is not complete, it will develop from pyelonephritis and hydronephrosis to nephritis, and finally to uremia.

Influence 3: it is easy to suffer from tumor, and virus is also a possible cause. There is a statistically significant association between prostate and gonorrhea incidence rate, suggesting that the etiology of prostate cancer is related to viral sexually transmitted diseases and chronic infections. There is a kind of anticancer substance in normal prostatic fluid, which is of great significance in inhibiting tumor. But when the prostate is sick, this kind of anticancer substance reduces, thus easy to cause the tumor.

matters needing attention

Prostatitis is a chronic disease with different duration. The severity of individual symptoms is very different, so the treatment should be treated differently, emphasizing individualization. Patients with mild symptoms and short course of disease can take drug therapy. The advantages of this therapy are good safety, but the curative effect is slow, and the long-term medication cost is high. But for many patients * medication is still uncontrollable, symptoms are becoming more frequent, and chronic urinary retention is present.