Men who own cars should be careful about "lower body" problems

　　At present prostatitis Patients account for about 70% of urology outpatient visits. Half of them are car owners and "Brothers".

　　from major Hospital Statistics from urology outpatient clinics show that patients with prostatitis currently account for about 70% of urology outpatient clinics. Half of them are car owners and "Brothers". Among them, the number of patients under the age of 40 seeking treatment for ED (erectile dysfunction) has also increased significantly, reaching more than 50%.

　　Experts believe that this figure may not be that high, but the entire reproductive life of car owners, especially "Brothers" healthy The level is indeed low. For this group of people, the health of the "lower body" requires "moving to control stillness."

　　Taxi drivers can be described as "sedentary people". They have to sit in the car for several hours or even more than ten hours in a relatively static state. This can easily lead to poor blood circulation and accumulation of metabolic products, causing blockage of prostate gland ducts and poor secretion of glandular fluid. This can lead to chronic congestion of the prostate and lead to prostatitis.

　　Long-term inactivity can also lead to muscle dysfunction and erectile dysfunction. The legs have to press the brakes and accelerator all the time, which puts them in a tense state. Local heat dissipation is not good, which leads to overheating of the testicles, which in turn affects fertility and sexual function.