- Prostate massage as a therapeutic method - what is it?
- Prostate massage as a sexual technique
- Prostate massage - how to do it yourself?
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Prostate (prostate) massage is known as one of the sexual techniques. Few people know that prostate massage is also used in medicine, incl. in diagnostics and in supporting the treatment of prostate diseases, especially inflammation. What is prostate massage? How to do such a massage yourself?
Prostate massage(prostate massage, prostate massage) is not only one of the sexual techniques, but also a diagnostic and supportive method in the treatment of prostate diseases, especially inflammation. Prostate massage can be external. Then it consists in stimulating the perineal area between the scrotum and the anus, which is in the projection of the prostate gland.
This technique can be used to achieve an erection. On the other hand, internal prostate massage can be both a sexual technique and a method used in diagnostics and supporting the treatment of prostate diseases.
Prostate massage as a therapeutic method - what is it?
Prostate massage can be used to diagnose prostatitis. Massage can also be used in the chronic phase of prostatitis to help remove secretions and reduce the pressure in the prostate. In addition, prostate massage improves blood flow through the prostate gland (which enhances the action of antibiotics) and reduces perineal muscle tone. Thus (in combination with pharmacological treatment), it can improve the treatment process and the patient's recovery.
Prostate massage may cause elevated levels of PSA (prostatic antigen) in the blood.
Before the examination, it is advisable to have a bowel movement, and preferably to do an enema. Prostate massage can be performed in the doctor's office during the examinationper rectum . The patient lies down in bed and takes a lateral or knee-elbow position. Then a gel is applied to the anus area, which has an anesthetic effect. The doctor then inserts an index finger into the patient's anus. Once the prostate has been located, the doctor gives it a massage, which involves making gentle finger movements starting at the edge of each lobe of the gland. Massage of the prostate gland lasts several dozen seconds.
ImportantMassage of the prostate gland is a healing support method and does not relieve the disease by itself. It brings effectsonly in conjunction with drug treatment.
Prostate massage as a sexual technique
Prostate massage can also be used as a sexual technique. The partner can perform external or internal prostate massage (the so-called male G-spot). A few minutes of massage should bring the desired effect. It should be noted, however, that the possibility of getting an erection by massaging the prostate is an individual matter and not every man may have it. It is worth knowing that in sex shops there are gadgets (e.g. vibrators) that are used for anal massage. Thanks to their special shapes, they enable the stimulation of the "male G-spot" and the perineal area.
Prostate massage - how to do it yourself?
Beforeself-massage of the prostatealso have a bowel movement or do an enema. Then put on your latex glove and lie down comfortably on the bed, on your side. Insert your index finger into the anus and point it slowly forward along the rectum wall towards the navel until you feel the prostate gland (the prostate gland is approximately 4 centimeters from the edge of the anus). Once you find it, make gentle movements with your finger. Massage is performed from the base of the gland towards its top, from the side of the gland to the midline, on both sides.
ImportantProstate massage - contraindications
Prostate massage should not be performed during the acute phase of bacterial prostatitis. This could result in the penetration of bacteria into the blood, which may result in sepsis.
Contraindication to prostate massage is also suspected urethritis, as well as urethritis. Prostate stimulation should also not be performed in the course of diseases within the anus and rectum (e.g. haemorrhoids or acute proctitis).