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To maintain sexual desire and protect organs, drink more water

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  If the human body's organs and tissue cells are not moistened by sufficient water for a long time, they will inevitably shrink, and the body fluids (blood and urine) will become concentrated, which is not only prone to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. disease , stones in the urinary system are also prone to damage to organs along the way due to concentrated urine and reduced urination frequency, among which the prostate is most likely to be injured.

  Prostatic fluid produced by the prostate is continuously discharged into the posterior urethra and flushed out of the body with each urination. Under normal circumstances, the discharge of prostatic fluid is very small, so for those with long urination intervals, male , prostatic fluid accumulates and concentrates in the posterior urethra for a long time, which may cause irritation to the urethra and easily induce infection. It may even "escap" to the external urethra orifice without urinating, causing the urethral orifice to become red. Some people may experience uncomfortable symptoms such as urethral orifice swelling and pain, and the phenomenon of "white dripping". In addition, reduced water intake will make urine concentrated and reduce the frequency of urination. Harmful substances in urine will have harmful effects on the prostate, kidneys, bladder, etc. healthy It's also very disadvantageous.

  As long as there is no heart disease or kidney disease, men should develop the habit of regularly replenishing water and drink 1500 to 2000 ml of boiled water or tea every day to fully flush the urethra through urine, which is beneficial to the discharge of prostate secretions and ensures the safety of the prostate. Even patients with prostate disease who have symptoms of frequent urination should drink more water. In order to avoid overfilling of the bladder after sleep and frequent waking up at night, which affects rest, the amount of water consumed can be reduced at night and adjusted to drinking more water during the day.

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