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A Urologist Explains What Stress Does to Your Prostate Health (Science-Based)

In this video, Dr. Nerita, a urologist with over 12 years of clinical experience, breaks down the hidden connection between chronic stress and prostate health. If you’ve been struggling with urinary urgency, frequent bathroom trips, weak flow, or pelvic discomfort, medications and supplements alone may not be enough—stress could be the missing factor making your symptoms worse. What You’ll Learn in This Video: How chronic stress triggers prostate inflammation, hormonal imbalance, pelvic muscle tension, immune dysfunction, and nervous system dysregulation. Why your urinary symptoms may worsen during stressful periods—even when medications don’t seem to help. Practical strategies for protecting your prostate: stress-reduction techniques, pelvic floor therapy, lifestyle modifications, and sleep optimization. Evidence-based insights backed by science and clinical experience. Dr. Nerita explains the step-by-step actions men over 50 can take to reduce stress-related prostate symptoms—without relying solely on drugs or supplements. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is AI-represented content based on a script written by a real medical professional (Dr. Nerita). It is designed for educational purposes only and does not replace personalized medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider for diagnosis, treatment, or questions about your personal health. We are not misleading viewers—the information is accurate but generalized and AI-presented for clarity and accessibility. Key Benefits of Watching: Understand why stress is more than “just mental” and how it affects your prostate physically. Learn simple, actionable steps to reduce stress and improve urinary function and overall prostate health. Avoid common myths that prevent men from getting the help they need. 👍 If this video helps you, hit LIKE, COMMENT where you’re watching from, and SUBSCRIBE for more science-based prostate health guidance. #ProstateHealth #StressManagement #UrologyTips #MensHealth #ChronicStress #UrinaryHealth #DrNerita