Can you have sex if you have prostatitis?

Male prostatitis is a relatively common disease of the reproductive system. When a man suffers from prostatitis, it will easily lead to frequent urination, painful urination, or white urine. People with prostatitis can have a proper sexual life, but it may easily affect normal sexual function and may easily lead to premature ejaculation.

The incidence of prostatitis is very high in life. Generally, many men suffer from prostatitis. The clinical symptoms caused by prostatitis mainly include tingling when urinating, frequent urination, urgency, and white dripping after urination. Prostatitis usually does not affect sexual life, and patients can have sexual intercourse. However, severe prostatitis often causes sexual dysfunction in patients. Commonly, impotence and premature ejaculation affect the patient's sexual life, resulting in a decrease in the quality of sexual life. Therefore, patients with prostatitis should receive prompt and active treatment. Generally, symptoms can be significantly improved through medication. In addition, patients with prostatitis should not have sexual intercourse too frequently. Because excessively frequent sex can easily cause prostate congestion, which can aggravate the symptoms of prostatitis.

Men with prostatitis can have sex. When men with prostatitis have sexual intercourse, semen, prostate fluid and other bodily fluids containing inflammatory cells will not cause infection in women. However, the accumulation of inflammatory cells in the patient's prostate will further aggravate the disease of the gland, and sexual intercourse may promote the recovery of inflammation. Therefore, if patients with prostatitis want to have sex, they need to pay attention to the following issues: Regular sex life for prostatitis patients can promote the recovery of prostatitis, but sex life must be moderate. Generally, it is more appropriate to have sex once every two to three days.

Patients with prostatitis can have sex. For mild prostatitis, sex is not a taboo. If the severity of prostatitis does not affect sexual function, normal sexual intercourse 1-2 times a week is conducive to the recovery of prostatitis.

Because during sexual life, the prostate glands become congested, expanded, and contracted, which is equivalent to the functional movement of the prostate, and many components of semen are prostatic fluid. During sexual life, the discharge of semen is conducive to the discharge of prostatitis metabolites. However, don't do it too often. During this period, you should also pay attention to whether prostatitis is bacterial. If it is bacterial prostatitis, it is best to use condoms during sexual intercourse to prevent pathogenic microorganisms from prostate infection from causing cross-infection of the spouse's gynecology department.