Staying uo late often can increase prostatitis risk. Fortunately, herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can help men get a cure.

1. The Connection Between
Late Nights and Increased
Prostatitis Risk in Men

2. In recent years, people's pace of life has been
constantly accelerating. Many people have fallen in
love with nightlife. But this is very detrimental to
one's health. Some men even develop prostatitis.

4. The main reason frequently staying up late can easily
lead to prostatitis is the disruption of the body's
biological rhythm. The biological rhythm of the
human body undergoes periodic changes. If the brain
continues to work at night, it will stimulate the
cerebral cortex and disrupt the circadian rhythm of
the body's biological clock over time.

5. When the human body needs to restore normal sleep
habits, it is difficult to adjust to the disrupted
biological clock. Therefore, staying up late for a long
time can easily lead to a decrease in the body's
immune system, and the bacteria lurking in the body
begin to multiply in large numbers, triggering prostate
disease.

6. In addition to disrupted biological rhythms, which can
easily trigger prostatitis, staying up late also has some
potential to trigger prostate diseases:

7. 1. The strong tea, coffee, and other beverages that some people like
to drink when staying up late are important reasons for easily
inducing prostate congestion, which is an essential trigger for
prostatitis.
2. When most people stay up late, it is inevitable to maintain a sitting
position for a long time, resulting in poor blood flow, congestion of
the prostate, accumulation of local metabolites, obstruction of the
prostate gland duct, and poor excretion of prostate fluid, which can
easily trigger the occurrence of prostatitis.

8. 3. Some people often unconsciously hold their urine when staying up
late, causing their bladder to fill and expand, compressing the
prostate, causing increased local pressure and poor blood flow,
exacerbating the symptoms of prostate disease.
4. Staying up late, especially accompanied by entertainment,
overeating, eating spicy food, singing, going to bars, being too
excited, or being nervous or sedentary due to playing games, can all
lead to prostate congestion, which can easily trigger bacterial
reproduction and cause prostatitis.

9. Although the theories summarized from medical data retrieval have
not undergone rigorous medical clinical correlation research, they
should still be logical and reasonable when analyzed from the
principles of traditional Chinese medicine.

10. Traditional Chinese
medicine believes that
kidney qi occurs during
prime time from 23:00
to 1 am. If you miss
23:00, which means you
have yet to sleep at 11
pm, over time, your
kidney qi will not be
absorbed, and your
kidney yang will be
depleted.

11. Traditional Chinese medicine has no concept of the prostate as
an organ. It believes that the so-called symptoms of chronic
prostatitis are manifestations of kidney deficiency combined with
damp heat and congestion, and kidney deficiency is the basis for
these symptoms. Therefore, traditional Chinese medicine theory
suggests that staying up late for a long time can easily lead to
kidney deficiency, which can lead to prostatitis. It is reasonable to
explain that staying up late can easily lead to prostatitis.

13. Prostatitis caused by factors such as staying up late is
a chronic disease, and its treatment differs from acute
prostatitis. It often requires a combination of
adjustment and treatment to cure it better. The
traditional Chinese medicine Diuretic and Anti-
inflammatory Pill significantly affect treating chronic
prostatitis.

14. On the one hand, it can eliminate symptoms such as pain,
discomfort, and abnormal urination in patients; On the other
hand, it can also regulate the patient's physique, enhance
human immunity, and reduce the probability of disease
recurrence!

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