Many men are curious about massaging the prostate. Some even feel intimidated and overwhelmed by the whole process. But, there is more to prostate massage than it meets the eye.
What is a prostate massage!
A Prostate massage is a technique used to alleviate symptoms of an enlarged or inflamed prostate. It’s also being explored for use in medical settings to treat certain health conditions, although more research is needed.
A prostate massage involves inserting a finger into the rectum to stimulate the prostate gland. This roughly walnut-sized gland sits between the bladder and penis just in front of the rectum. The prostate’s main function is producing semen, a fluid that nourishes sperm and helps it travel.
Massaging the prostate encourages the prostate ducts to empty seminal fluid, which may have certain health benefits. Prostate massages can also be performed for sexual stimulation, resulting in a prostate orgasm (hence the name, male G-spot).
Prostate milking vs. massage: what’s the difference?
You may have heard the term “milking” used to describe a prostate massage. While similar, prostate milking refers more to stimulating the prostate for sexual pleasure. It also means (as the name implies) massaging until a fluid or pre-ejaculate is released.
Health benefits of a prostate massage!
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia – Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) is a type of prostate enlargement that is non-cancerous. It’s common with age, primarily affecting men over 50. BPH causes urinary tract symptoms like loss of bladder control and difficulty fully emptying the bladder. Limited studies have found therapeutic prostate massage may show promise in alleviating BPH symptoms.
Erectile Dysfunction – Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to either get or maintain an erection. Massaging the prostate helps to clear the prostatic duct which eliminates blocked fluids and stimulates blood flow.
Chronic Prostatitis – Inflammation of the prostate due to infection or injury can lead to prostatitis, a disease characterized by pain and difficulty urinating. Additionally, people suffering from prostatitis will often have flu-like symptoms and general pain in the pelvic area. Prostate massage could improve a few of the symptoms of prostatitis providing much needed relief.
Improved Ejaculation – Lifestyle changes that can help improve ejaculation include getting more exercise, eating a healthy diet, and doing pelvic floor exercises. There are some men who have said that they have had increased sexual pleasure and are able to ejaculate more easily with prostate massage.
Urine Flow – As swelling and inflammation in the prostate increase, the prostate may begin to interfere with or even cut off the flow of urine. Prostate massage therapy helps to eliminate some of that swelling, so that urine flow may improve.
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