Post Date July, 30 2023
The problem of male impotence and premature ejaculation is actually a relatively serious sexual problem. Generally, men choose to supplement by themselves secretly and eat various supplements, but they often fail to get the desired effect of impotence and cause diseases. The reason is that during this supplementary process, it is not scientific, does not follow the doctor's advice, or the result is a lack of scientific systematic knowledge and confusion.
Sex health experts blindly supplement androgen, and prostate cancer, which increases the risk of cancer, is easy to occur in the elderly, and the incidence rate increases with age. The incidence rate of prostate cancer in people with a family history is significantly higher than that in ordinary people. Epidemiological investigations have found that prostate cancer is also related to living standards and dietary structure. The more fat, protein, and cholesterol components in the diet, the greater the risk of prostate cancer.
Currently, there are many injectable or oral male hormone products (mainly used to enhance male masculinity) on the market. Experts say that blindly listening to advertisements and not screening for these male hormone products may increase the risk of prostate cancer. According to experts, people with undeveloped or no testicles (such as eunuchs) do not develop prostate enlargement or prostate cancer, indicating that prostate cancer is closely related to male testicles and androgens in the body. If you feel that your androgen secretion is not strong enough, it is best to seek medical attention and supplement it in moderation. However, if you take or inject too many androgen products, it may increase the risk of cancer. In addition, if prostate cancer lurks in the body, ingesting male androgen products can worsen the condition.
The early symptoms of prostate cancer are easily confused. Prostatitis is mostly chronic non bacterial Prostatitis. Studies believe that prostatic hyperplasia, which is closely related to male hormones, is a common disease of elderly men and causes Dysuria, which is a benign disease. So far, there is no clear evidence that Prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia will become prostate cancer. But prostate hyperplasia can indeed coexist with prostate cancer. There is no need to establish a causal relationship between the three, but patients should not overlook the fact that many patients diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in clinical practice believe it is prostate hyperplasia before diagnosis, missing the optimal treatment time. The two are very similar in symptoms and can be easily confused.
For example, frequent urination, increased nocturnal urination, poor urination, and painful urination, many ordinary citizens believe that it is Prostatitis and benign prostatic hyperplasia. It is recommended that patients seek medical advice as soon as possible and pass the Prostate-specific antigen test to exclude the possibility of canceration. Compared with other malignant tumors, prostate cancer progresses slowly, is detected early, and has a natural survival rate of over 10 years.
Prostate cancer surgery can preserve erectile function. At present, early patients with prostate cancer are mainly treated with surgery and radiotherapy, while late patients are treated with androgen therapy or Orchiectomy. Early radical surgery can be chosen, which involves removing the entire cancer tissue and achieving consistency between the bladder and urethra under laparoscopy. Previously, prostate cancer patients often lost their sexual function after radical surgery, even if they could save their lives. Now laparoscopy can separate erectile dysfunction nerves, remove tumors, and maintain postoperative erectile function in patients. This has a significant impact on the postoperative quality of life and mental health of patients.
