Prostate massage
The prostate is a gland in the male reproductive system. It secretes prostatic fluid, which is part of semen. As we age, our hormones change and our lifestyles affect the prostate. This can cause problems with urination, such as difficulty and frequent urination. The disease is now affecting men in their 20s.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is mainly caused by a hormonal imbalance. Eastern medicine sees the prostate as more than just a reproductive organ. It also sees it as an organ that can be affected by emotions and stress. Emotions and stress can affect the prostate.
Prostate massage is a traditional Asian technique. It may help relieve prostate problems and improve sexual function.
A finger is inserted through the anus to stimulate the prostate. It is painless, but some people may feel discomfort.
Benefits of prostate massage
Prostate massage is a treatment for chronic prostatitis：
Studies have been done to learn more about how well it works and if it is safe.
Improves chronic prostatitis symptoms：
It can relieve inflammation and improve symptoms such as pain and difficulty urinating.
Improves blood flow： Massage improves blood flow around the prostate and helps repair tissue.
Relaxation: Massage relaxes the body and mind and reduces stress.
Draining secretions: The prostate gland is drained of secretions that cause inflammation.
Nerve activation: Massage helps the nerves around the prostate gland to work better.
Sexual problems: Low sex drive and erectile dysfunction.
Prostate massage doesn’t work for everyone. If you have an emergency or severe case, get medical advice from a doctor.
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.
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