Can chronic prostatitis give birth

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After a certain period of time, some patients with prostatitis who have been cured effectively may still have symptoms of prostatitis again or repeatedly. The reason may be related to the decrease of systemic resistance, the increase of body temperature, the decrease of body temperature, the increase of body temperature, the decrease of body temperature, the decrease of body temperature, the decrease of body temperature, the decrease of body temperature, the decrease of body temperature, and the increase of body temperature Some predisposing factors of prostatitis still exist. At this time, some pathogenic microorganisms, opportunistic bacteria or normal flora of urethra can be infected or re infected. But through the treatment, now the disease has a certain control, for chronic prostatitis can bear the problem, let me tell you.

Can chronic prostatitis give birth

First, when men suffer from prostatitis, bacterial toxins or excessive congestion of the prostate, and it is not easy to liquefy, sperm activity is limited, so that they can not bear; when the symptoms are serious, organ dysfunction, impotence, premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, ejaculation pain and other phenomena will appear one after another; Sometimes the prostatic fluid containing bacteria or toxins can destroy the effective components in semen, or directly damage sperm, causing male infertility. This is also the reason why male infertility should be treated for prostatitis.

Second: if the secretion of prostatic fluid increases and sperm is diluted, the number of sperm in each milliliter of semen will inevitably decrease; when the degree of prostatitis is serious, it will hinder the secretion of prostatic fluid, resulting in a decrease in the number of semen and a lack of protection of sperm plasma, both of which will cause infertility.

Third: under normal circumstances, men suffering from prostatitis will show symptoms of neurasthenia, insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, memory loss, inattention, fatigue, fatigue, anxiety, mental depression, etc., which will lead to changes in the hypothalamus pituitary gonadal axis, and also have a certain impact on male fertility.

matters needing attention

There are two forms of irregular sexual life. On the one hand, people think that sexual life or masturbation and ejaculation will damage their health, so some people have sexual excitement but do not ejaculate. Long term separation, divorce and celibacy after marriage are difficult to ensure regular ejaculation, so the retained prostatic fluid becomes a good environment for bacteria to grow; on the other hand, frequent sexual life makes the prostate congest frequently, and this kind of tissue damage is also the inducing factor of prostatitis.