Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease in middle-aged and elderly men, but it is not ruled out that young men may suffer from this disease. As age increases, the degeneration of male body organs leads to proliferative lesions in the prostate. In addition, In addition, endocrine disorders in the male body, inflammation, infection, or abnormal body metabolism may also induce prostatic hyperplasia. At present, the triggering factors of prostatic hyperplasia are not yet clear, and there is no definite conclusion

For now, the medical community believes that prostate hyperplasia is generally related to the patient's age and functional abnormalities. The increase in the patient's age will undoubtedly increase the burden on the organ tissue, leading to abnormal lesions in the prostate tissue, thereby increasing the age of the patient. The taller a man is, the more likely he is to suffer from prostate hyperplasia

The development of the prostate is related to the normal function of the testicles. The testicles will promote the secretion of androgens in the body and promote the normal endocrine function of the body. However, the weakening of the body's mechanism will affect the normal function of the testicles, leading to endocrine disorders, which in turn affects androgens. Normal secretion can aggravate the imbalance of sex hormones, leading to gland hyperplasia and lesions, and inducing prostatic hyperplasia

Warm reminder: Prostatic hyperplasia is a worry for most men. Bad daily eating habits may also be the predisposing factors for prostate hyperplasia. Men need to reduce the consumption of high fat and animal offal, otherwise it will continue to worsen prostatic hyperplasia. , which in turn affects male metabolic function, leads to the occurrence of other diseases, harms the health of the prostate, and is not conducive to maintaining a healthy physical condition