Patients with diabetes is typically characterized by urinating too much and becoming thin and weak while eating and drinking more than usual. And patients with chronic prostatitis also have symptoms like frequent and urgent urination. So is diabetes related to prostatitis? Does diabetes cause prostatitis?

Diabetes is a very common disease with a high incidence. It can bring about serious harm to the patient's body, which is typically characterized by urinating too much and becoming thin and weak while eating and drinking more than usual. Diabetes is usually a chronic disease and needs to be treated for a long time.

It should be noted that patients with chronic prostatitis also have symptoms like frequent and urgent urination. So is diabetes related to prostatitis? Does diabetes cause prostatitis?

Experts point out that if male patients with diabetes are over 50 years old, they should undergo a prostate examination while checking for diabetes complications each time. Prostatitis in patients with diabetes will be more troublesome, and it will easily cause changes in blood sugar. In return, hypoglycemia, which means lower blood sugar in the body, will also affect the treatment of prostatitis.

Clinically, it is found that some patients' blood glucose is often at a high level, but the causes are not diet and drugs. They find their blood glucose can drop to the normal level after curing prostatitis, which means the prostate gland is the crime scene.

Prostatitis is one of the common complications easily neglected by patients with diabetes. On the one hand, both of them are common diseases in middle-aged and elderly men, having similar symptoms, such as dysuria, frequency and urgency of urination. On the other hand, people with diabetes are actually more likely to develop prostatitis due to some physiological and pathological associations.

Doctors say that this is mainly because diabetes is easy to cause bladder lesions, and the damage related to bladder peripheral nerve will lead to declined detrusor contraction function, thus resulting in dysuria and then prostatitis in men. If a man with diabetes finds that he always feels pain when urinating, he should consider whether he has prostate problems and he needs to go see a doctor in time.

Patients with diabetes need to protect their prostate gland, and what they should pay attention to are as follows.

First of all, they should keep a moderate sexual life and control the sex impulse, which is to reduce genital congestion. Masturbation should also be controlled as well.

Secondly, smoking and drinking should be avoided. And don't eat spicy and stimulating food. All of these bad eating habits should be given up, and patients need to eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement nutrition and vitamins.

Besides, patients should get rid of some bad living habits, such as sitting for too long and holding back urine. They should move around and have a walk after excessive sitting. Doing more exercise is a good way to adjust the spirit. Drinking water is often overlooked by many patients, which is actually a simple and effective way to help you remove toxins in you body. What’s more, it is suggested to take a warm bath for about 30 minutes every night, which will effectively prevent prostate problems.

If you already have prostatitis, you should get treated in time. For patients with acute prostatitis, antibiotics can be used to improve the symptoms. If you have chronic prostatitis for a long time, TMC can be recommended to you. Herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can effectively eliminate inflammation and cure its root causes. Adhering to taking this pill can help you get rid of chronic prostatitis.

In short, prostatitis is associated with diabetes to some extent. Patients with diabetes usually have weak resistance, which makes them easy to be infected. So improving your diet and strengthening the body's immunity are necessary. To control blood sugar in the normal range can make prostatitis cured faster.