Can prostate patients drink beer?

In the hot summer, the temperature is rising. Many male friends like to call a few buddies to eat at food stalls and drink beer at night. On the one hand, it can cool off, and on the other hand, it is also a means of keeping in touch. It is really comfortable. However, here we need to remind the majority of male friends to drink beer slowly and be careful about the prostate. So, can prostate patients drink beer? Let me introduce it to you now.

Summer is the "vulnerable period" of the prostate. Every summer is the peak period for prostate diseases, and the number of people coming for treatment is often more than twice as much as usual. The weather is hot in the summer, the secretion of sweat glands increases, the frequency of urination decreases, and the urine is concentrated, which may lead to urethral irritation symptoms such as urethritis, prostate lobular duct crystallization causing glandular duct obstruction, and urethral crystals developing into urinary stones. In addition, people have the habit of drinking some beer at night to cool off, which causes "serious damage" to the prostate.

The alcohol "stab" of beer and long-term repeated congestion of the prostate are one of the causes of chronic prostatitis. Regardless of whether it is bacterial prostatitis or aseptic prostatitis, the inflamed prostate tissue will be extensively congested. Alcohol stimulates the dilation of blood vessels. The phenomenon of some people blushing when drinking is the result of alcohol dilating the blood vessels in the face. For internal organs that are not visible from the outside, it is obvious that alcohol dilates blood vessels and causes congestion in the organs, and the prostate is no exception. Because some young and middle-aged people have the habit of long-term drinking or even alcoholism, chronic prostatitis is not easy to cure, and even if it is cured, it is very easy to relapse. Night beer and staying up late are "tiring". Friends drink beer together and chat, and often drink until very late. After going back home to take a shower, it may be after midnight before going to bed. Many office workers need to get up early in the morning. Lack of sleep will affect the body's immune ability, and staying up late will cause low immunity, causing the parasitic bacteria in the prostate to grow, multiply and spread, thereby causing symptoms of acute prostatitis or chronic prostatitis. At the same time, it is easy to cause insomnia, migraine, hypertension, peptic ulcer, ischemic heart disease and other diseases.

Sitting for a long time at night can cause "stifling injuries". Sitting for several hours at night will put the prostate in a state of compression, poor blood circulation, and cause congestion of the prostate. The genitals have poor ventilation and secrete more sweat, which allows local bacteria to enter the body. This can lead to prostatitis, prostate hypertrophy, and decreased sexual function. If not promptly treated, serious infection may occur.

Patients should exercise regularly and strengthen the movements of the abdomen, thighs and buttocks. This can massage the prostate and promote blood circulation in the prostate area. Therefore, they can practice Tai Chi, jog or walk for 20 minutes after meals every day, which has a health-care effect on the prostate. It is also beneficial for patients to do sit-ups. Don't eat spicy food.