Chronic Prostatitis May Induced by Psychological Factors! Stay Positive!

Chronic prostatitis has a lingering course and is challenging to heal repeatedly, seriously affecting the patient's quality of life and family happiness. Most patients have a psychological burden, excessive mental pressure, anxiety, and fear, often accompanied by insomnia, dizziness, forgetfulness, energy loss, lack of concentration, and other psychological abnormalities. It is easy to produce negative psychology and mood swings and often over-blame oneself. In severe cases, patients suspect that they have an incurable disease or even have suicidal tendencies.
 
Psychotherapy is mainly to guide patients to understand the nature of the disease and to correct some of the patients' misunderstandings. Psychotherapy eliminates doubts, establishes confidence in conquering diseases, and makes patients realize that their excessive anxiety causes diseases. Some pains and discomforts are temporary. Psychotherapy shows an excellent doctor-patient relationship, makes patients have a sense of trust in doctors, encourages patients to arrange work, life, regular life, and develop good habits.
 
Therefore, psychological factors are an essential factor in clarifying chronic prostatitis. It mainly has several theoretical foundations:
 
1. Hormone level theory: 
 
The prostate is the accessory sex gland of the male reproductive system and the endocrine target organ from anatomical physiology. Neuroendocrine activity directly affects the function of the prostate. 
 
In normal sexual psychology and restrained sex life, the prostate function maintains a relatively balanced state. On the contrary, excessively sexual mental activity leads to frequent and improper sexual actions (such as masturbation), and repeats or continuous prostate congestion is a significant cause of chronic prostatitis.
 
2 Neuroinflammation theory: 
 
Repeated long-term mental depression can cause peripheral nerve endings to release neuropeptides, substance P, etc., and activate macrophages to release various inflammatory transmitters, triggering inflammation. The loop of quality → nerve → pelvic muscles provides a new perspective. It provided that mental and psychological factors become essential for inducing chronic prostatitis, aggravating symptoms, and delaying recovery.
 
The cause of chronic prostatitis is still controversial in medicine, and it is generally believed to be related to microbial infection, prolonged hyperemia of the prostate, and autoimmune factors. At the same time, it is believed that mental and psychological disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are closely related to the disease.
 
 Most experts believe that mental and psychological factors such as anxiety and panic can stimulate the autonomic nervous system. Due to the excitement of the alpha adrenal nerve, on the one hand, the periurethral sphincter and perianal sphincter are contracted, causing dysuria and perineal discomfort; on the other hand, it affects the prostate and causes increased glandular secretion.
 
Most patients with chronic prostatitis have different degrees of anxiety, depression, hypochondriasis, and other neuroses. These patients prefer to state their physical discomfort and pain related to stress actively. With the accelerating pace of social life and fierce competition, the psychological pressure of young and middle-aged adults increases, and there is widespread anxiety and anxiety. 
 
On these foundations, the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and excessive publicity in street tabloids have caused people to misunderstand and even mislead chronic prostatitis, leading to increased incidence of prostatitis or prolonged chronic prostatitis. Some scholars believe that anxiety and depression are more common affective disorders in patients with chronic prostatitis, which affect the recovery of patients and reduce their ability to live and work.
 
Psychological factors are a significant cause of prostate disease, which will have a meaningful impact on the progress and prognosis of the disease. Psychotherapy helps patients enhance their self-regulation function and further improves the efficacy of drugs. 
 
Research on the psychological status of patients with chronic prostatitis shows that psychological factors directly affect patients with chronic prostatitis. The key to successful treatment of chronic prostatitis is to relieve the clinical symptoms and resolve the patients' anxiety, doubts, and other mental symptoms.
 
 In treating patients, it is necessary to supplement with psychotherapy based on conventional treatments such as drugs and physical therapy. Herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can be used as an effective treatment. By contrast to antibiotics, it has no side effects or drug resistance. Adhering to taking this pill can effectively improve the symptoms and radically cure chronic prostatitis.