Prostate Massage
What’s Prostate massage
Prostate massage is considered one of Asia’s anti-aging massages (in fact, it has long been used as a treatment in Japan). By improving blood flow to the prostate, it can help alleviate benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), prostatitis, and erectile dysfunction, as well as increase sexual sensitivity and ejaculatory vigor. The internal approach consists of external stimulation of the prostate gland and direct stimulation by inserting a finger into the anus. Basically, there is no pain. Some first-time users may feel discomfort or have no sensation. Since this is a very delicate area, the procedure is performed carefully to relieve tension and avoid damaging the area. *As fingers are inserted into the anus, I ask that the anus be cleaned beforehand (fig enema, shower enema for experienced patients, etc.). Please be aware that the presence of feces may affect the procedure slightly. Prostate massage may be one of the reasons why Asian men have the lowest incidence of prostate cancer in the world. Recently, however, prostate cancer in Japanese men is said to be increasing rapidly. This is said to be related to Western-style diet, lifestyle, and lack of exercise.
Benefits & Risks
Improves blood circulation by stimulating nerves and blood vessels
It is also believed to help remove internally stagnant fluid and toxins
Regular prostate care can relieve BPH, prostatitis, low libido, ED, and urinary problems
In some traditional healing philosophies, prostate massage is said to have an “emotional healing” effect
RIsks
The procedure should not be performed on patients with bacterial prostatitis or prostate cancer because of the risk of infection or worsening of the disease.
Prostate massage for both self and others can be damaging if performed roughly and forcefully.
Benefits & Risks
☑️Lack of libido
☑️Difficulty in peeing and a lack of sharpness
☑️Feeling of residual urine
☑️Frequent urination, nocturia
☑️Difficulty getting an erection
☑️Sits around a lot
☑️Easy to gain weight, lack of exercise
☑️Prone to prostatitis
Notes.
After treatment
- Some discomfort may occur.
- If you are not used to it, you may experience some discomfort in the anus. Please avoid straining when defecating, just in case.
- Please urinate thoroughly after the procedure to flush out waste products.
- Please go to bed as early as possible, and eat easily digestible food (avoid fatty foods and heavy meals).
- No alcohol or cold drinks.
Contraindications
■Prone to or suffering from diarrhea, hemorrhoids or piles
■Have any other anorectal disease
■Have acute bacterial prostatitis
■Have prostate cancer
■Has an STD, infection, skin disease, or severe allergy
■Have a fever
■High blood pressure
■Heart disease
■Diabetes
■Sexual services
Treatment for the above is not available.