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Inflammation of the prostate gland.
Prostate stimulation can produce orgasms distinct from penile orgasms and many people report them as stronger and longer-lasting, but rigorous scientific evidence measuring duration and strength is sp...
Prostate massage can be practiced for sexual pleasure or attempted as a complementary self-care technique, but it carries real risks—rectal tearing, infection spread, and worsening of certain prostate...
Age‑adjusted PSA thresholds and PSA density are tools clinicians use to reduce false positives from benign enlargement or inflammation and to better estimate cancer risk by accounting for prostate siz...
People with prostatitis or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) should treat prostate stimulation as a medical-adjacent intervention: get medical clearance, avoid stimulation during active infection or ...
Prostate stimulation targets a walnut‑sized gland reachable through the anterior rectal wall or externally via the perineum and is a distinct physiological and experiential act from generic anal stimu...
Prostate massage can cause a range of minor to serious complications — from local tearing and hemorrhoid flare to hemorrhage, cellulitis, and systemic infection — so medical attention is warranted for...