Milking the Prostate
By Christie LaValley for Under the Covers on Ipmnation.com
The prostate is part of the male reproductive system and its primary function is to produce seminal fluid. It can be very helpful in stimulating orgasm in males. Unfortunately, Women do not have a prostate . The prostate gland can be affected by disease such as prostatitis. Prostatitis is the general term used to describe any prostate inflammation. Because the term is so general, it does not adequately describe the range of abnormalities that can be associated with prostate inflammation.
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There are four types of recognized prostatitis:
- acute bacterial prostatitis
- chronic bacterial prostatitis
- chronic prostatitis without infection
- asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis
The prostate can also be affected prostate cancer, the second most deadly cancer among American males. As preventative treatment against prostate cancer and prostatitis, it has been recommended that milking the prostate regularly would be helpful. Prostate milking is also known as prostate massage. It is a fairly simple procedure that you can do yourself. According Joseph Ducat of EzineArticles.com, here are the steps to take in milking the prostate on your own:
1. Perform urination or a bowel movement in order to maximize the relaxation of the area.
2. Make sure that your fingernails are trimmed and have no jagged edges jutting out.
3. Clean your body and your hands thoroughly. Then put on a sterile latex glove on your hand. Dab a little water-based lubricant on your fingers.
4. Carefully insert your finger or fingers into your anus. Move them gradually upwards and to the back, along the area of the rectum towards the front of your body. Your fingers should be moving in roughly the direction of your navel.
5. You will feel the prostate gland, which is like a small, round bulb about the size of a large walnut. Gently massage it with a light waving motion along its sides, taking care not to press hard on the central area, where the sensitive nerves are located. Avoid touching the prostate gland with your fingernails.
6. You may experience a disconcerting sensation that makes you feel like going to the bathroom although you do not have to. Try not to let it affect you, and continue with the procedure.
7. After a few minutes, the prostate gland may be stimulated enough for ejaculation to occur. You are also likely to experience sexual pleasure or orgasm. However, the procedure does not always successfully bring about ejaculation.
Joseph says “Prostate milking when used as a preventative treatment may carry a few risks. It is a technique that is not recommended for men who have a disease of the prostate or acute prostatitis, an acute inflammation of the glandular tissue. The problem in such cases is that the act of milking the prostate may cause the infection to spread to other areas of the body.” So it is better to do it before you have issues. I would recommend visiting your doctor before trying to milk your prostate just to make sure everything is good to go.
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