#My Outpatient Story##Chronic Prostatitis##Family Health Guard#Obviously it's prostatitis, why did the doctor just tell him not to stay up late? This is a patient's problem. He said

#My Outpatient Story # #Chronic Prostatitis # #Family Health Guardian # Obviously it is prostatitis, why did the doctor just tell him not to stay up late?

This is a patient's problem.

Lately, he said, he always went to bed around 1 a.m.

As a result, at 6 or 7 o'clock, I will always be woken up by urine.

When I went to the hospital, I found that I had chronic prostatitis.

Logically, if you are sick, you should take medicine, but the doctor just told him that as long as he goes to bed early and gets up early, he will soon return to normal.

So, he was very strange: Can you cure prostatitis without medication?

Actually, this is normal.

Because staying up late can itself induce or aggravate chronic prostatitis.

As for the cause, in addition to staying up late can lead to a decrease in immunity, it may also be related to factors such as changes in testosterone levels.

Clinically found that the prostate is an organ that relies on sex hormones, when the testosterone level is too low, it is easy to cause prostate cells to self-engulf and lead to inflammation.

At the same time, serum testosterone levels peak during sleep, while when sleep deprived, serum testosterone levels drop.

Therefore, after suffering from chronic prostatitis, the first thing the doctor emphasizes is to work and rest regularly.