Prostate Problems while cycling

The prostate is an organ the size of a chestnut and consists of glandular, muscle and fat cells. It is located directly behind the soft tissue of the perineum and lies below the bladder and surrounds the urethra. Men over the age of 45 should have regular check-ups, as the prostate is an organ that can constantly grow. In addition, the risk of developing prostate cancer increases with age. This often causes problems in old age, because the older men get, the higher the probability of being affected. Recurrent urinary tract infections (pain when urinating) can also occur during the course of the disease, making it impossible to sit on the saddle without discomfort. In the case of prostatitis, pressure must not be applied to the perineal area under any circumstances.