The prostate is the largest attached glands of men. Only under the adjustment and control of the high -level center of the brain can we exert normal secretion function to maintain the normal tissue structure of the gland.With the increase of age, the control ability of the nerve center has gradually weakened, the level of male hormones decreases, and endocrine balance disorders occur.
The prostate is the largest attached glands of men. Only under the adjustment and control of the high -level center of the brain can we exert normal secretion function to maintain the normal tissue structure of the gland.With the increase of age, the control ability of the nerve center has gradually weakened, the level of male hormones decreases, and endocrine balance disorders occur.
Many people are confused by chronicness, do not know how to cause it, and do not know if they can be cured after treatment.Although chronic prostatitis is a kind of inflammation, bacterial infection is not the only cause, but only exists as an external secondary factor.There are still some important pathogenic factor in the prostate itself, which is caused by the functional and organic changes of the gland.
(1) Some people say that this factor is as high as 50%.
(2) Some patients are transformed from acute prostatitis, but most patients have not had the stage of acute infection.The pathway of bacterial infection is the same as acute prostatitis. It is mainly caused by the direct spread of blood in other parts of the body, the direct spread of urinary tract infection, and the lymphatic infection.Prostate stones are often accompanied by chronic inflammation reactions, but micro stones are not easily found during X -ray examination. It may be an important source of infection.The main pathogenic bacteria are E. coli, accounting for 80%of chronic bacterial prostatitis, and the others are Clyzulius, Transforima, and pseudolytic bacteria.Gram -positive bacteria are mainly intestinal bacteria, and other Gram -positive bacteria are still controversial among chronic bacterial prostatitis.
