How To Alleviate Painful Ejaculation Caused By Prostasis

A man is experiencing pain when he ejaculates, which is likely caused by Prostatitis. This has caused a lot of problems with his sex life. Learn how to solve the issue of pain caused by inflammation of the prostate.

Case #: 454

Concern：

Hello, I'm having a problem. Every time I ejaculate, I feel pain in my prostate. I'm also having trouble lasting as long as I used to. What is causing this issue?

Discussion：

We all enjoy sex. It’s fun. It’s enjoyable. Heck, it’s even entertaining. But what happens when that enjoyment and pleasure becomes painful? It can be frightening and put a damper on your sex life, causing pain and humiliation. Prostate pain remains a common occurrence among men; it is estimated that at least half of all males will experience a prostate-related problem.

In your situation, it appears the inflammation is caused by Prostatitis.

What is Prostatitis?

In its simplest terms, this condition is known as the inflammation of the prostate with various causes. This inflammation can be brought on by over masturbation, creating an increase in certain hormones like DHT, cortisone and prostaglandin E-2. These hormones are directly linked to stress, causing stressed areas to become inflamed.

Sadly, little is known about all of the causes of Prostatitis, a condition that drives roughly 1.8 million men to visit the doctor each year in the United States. While there hasn't been much study into all of the causes of Prostatitis, there are ways to alleviate the pain and improve your sex life.

What Causes the Pain?

Prostatitis is often the result of a bacterial infection caused by inflammation. Frequent masturbation can inflame the prostate thanks to the elevated levels of inflammatory hormones in the body.

When the prostate becomes inflamed, it can cause a lot of pain during ejaculation because it is directly linked to the male reproductive system. In addition to ejaculatory pain caused by Prostatitis, another symptom is frequent and painful urination, as the inflamed gland tends to put pressure on the bladder as well.

Can I Still Have Sex?

While you should probably see a doctor about your condition, the inflammation doesn't necessarily mean that you can't have sex. The problem is that you probably won't want to have sex because of the pain. For some, the pain can be so bad that they choose to abstain from sexual activities until it is no longer a problem. Until you're confident that you have an idea of what is causing your Prostatitis, the pain will probably be enough of a problem that you won't have much of a desire to have fun.

Getting Back to Business

To relieve the pain caused by prostate inflammation, there are several different remedies. Depending on the cause of your condition, you may need medication to be prescribed by a doctor.

However, since over the counter drugs may be full of side effects, depending on the severity of the problem, there may be herbal remedies, which can help to rejuvenate your prostate. No matter what the cause of your Prostatitis may be, it's always a good idea to take care of your body in a natural and healthy manner.