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男性前列腺增生原因（Causes of prostate hyperplasia in men） Causes of prostate hyperplasia in men Today, prostatitis has become one of the male health killers. It has attracted the attention of many male friends, but there are still some misunderstandings about prostatitis and hyperplasia. Think prostatitis and hyperplasia is the same thing, in fact, prostatitis and hyperplasia are two kinds of nature is entirely different. Although there is no necessary link between the two, there is still a certain relationship, so whether it is suffering from prostatitis or prostate hyperplasia should be checked. The following specific to distinguish prostatitis and hyperplasia, first of all, on the definition of disease: Prostatitis is the acute and chronic inflammation caused by prostate specific and nonspecific infection, which can cause systemic or local symptoms. Prostatitis can be divided into non-specific bacterial prostatitis, idiopathic bacterial prostatitis (also called prostate disease), specific prostatitis (caused by gonorrhea, tuberculosis, fungi, parasites), nonspecific granulomatous prostatitis and other pathogens (such as viruses, mycoplasma, chlamydia) caused by prostatitis, prostate hyperaemia and the pain of prostate. The pathology of prostate hyperplasia hyperplasia, of, prostate and pathology, prostate gland divides inside and outside two layers: the lining is the mucous membrane and mucous gland gland under the urethra, the outer layer is the front row gland. The latter forms the body of the prostate, separated by fibrous membranes between the two layers. Prostatic hyperplasia occurs mainly in the lining of the bladder, and in the interstitial portion of the urethra of the bladder neck to the posterior segment of the seminal caruncle. This part is now referred to as a moving band, which can be seen by microscopic examination. Gland interstitial mild hyperplasia tissue, structure with hyperplasia of connective tissue and smooth muscle, and glandular sac, hyperplasia in