Prostate Massage Is Frequently Recommended For Several Prostate Problems
Although it is normally viewed merely in terms of pleasure, prostate milking is frequently performed either as self-massage or by a physician for various prostate problems.
Part of a man’s reproductive system, one function of the prostate gland is to manufacture a clear fluid which comprises in the region of thirty percent of male seminal fluid and, in cases of chronic prostatitis or benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostate milking can be used to reduce pressure in the prostate gland by removing excess fluid.
Despite the fact that you can perform prostate massage externally by stimulating the prostate gland through the perineum this method is not always successful and it is more usual for prostate milking to be performed internally using a finger, prostate massager or a medical massager.
If you wish to do prostate milking yourself you ought to follow this procedure:
1. Before beginning prostate milking pay a visit to the bathroom and ensure that your bowel and bladder are empty.
2. Make sure your fingernails are cut short and that your hands and the area around your bottom are washed thoroughly.
3. Put a sterile latex glove onto the hand which you wish to use to perform the massage and apply some water-soluble lubricant to your gloved fingers.
4. Adopt a relaxed position. The position which you select is not crucial providing it is relaxed and lets you gain easy access to the prostate gland with your gloved hand. Most men find that laying on their back or side is the most comfortable position.
5. Carefully slip your finger into your bottom and slowly move it forward until you can feel the prostate gland. The prostate gland will feel just like the outside of a small ball and is generally about the size of a walnut.
6. Having located the prostate gland you should gently massage it down both sides but avoid massaging the central area which contains several quite sensitive nerves.
7. Following several minutes of gentle prostate milking the prostate gland should be sufficiently stimulated to contract causing it to release its fluid.
Though prostate milking can be extremely helpful as a form of preventative medicine and prevent the build-up of fluid in the prostate gland it does carry some risks. Accordingly prostate milking should not be performed if you have acute prostatitis and must never be carried out vigorously. If you are in doubt about whether you should perform prostate milking you ought to talk to your physician.
