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 Prostate cancer: sex and ejaculation could protect men from the disease | Health | Life and style   
 
 
 Men who report a higher frequency of ejaculation as adults are less likely to be diagnosed by Following a prostate cancer, a study was found. 
 
 The study conducted by a researcher of the School of Public Health, Jennifer R. Rider, found that ejaculation of 21 times or ore per month between 20 and 29 Years or 40 to 49 years is associated with a significant decrease, 19% and 22% Risk of prostate cancer. 
 
 This was compared to a frequency of four to seven times a month. 
 
 The study said: "Prostate cancer accounts for about 15% of all new cancer diagnoses among men worldwide and the burden of disease continue to rise 
 
 
 
 "More frequent ejaculation in the absence of risky sexual behaviors could represent an important way to reduce the medical and physical costs deep Psychological Side Effects The Professor Rider and his team conducted a study of nearly 32,000 men who answered questions about the frequency of ejaculation. 
 
 Professor Rider and his team conducted a close study of 32,000 men who answered questions about the frequency of ejaculation in 1992 and followed up until 2010. 
 
 During 480,831 person-years of follow-up, 3,839 men were Diagnosed with R of the prostate, 1,585 with a low-risk localized disease, 1,493 with localized intermediate risk disease, 604 with localized high-risk prostate cancer and 157 with signs of prostate cancer development. 
 
 The study concluded: "We found that men with a higher ratio to a lower ejaculatory frequency than adulthood were less likely to be diagnosed by 
 
 
 
 "This large prospective study provides the strongest evidence to date of a beneficial role of premature ejaculation in the prostate. Prevention of prostate cancer, a disease and whose knowledge of modifiable risk factors is particularly inadequate. "
 
 Prostate cancer kills more than 11,000 men in the UK each year and experts warn that it is not possible to cure the disease when cancer cells have Widespread in other parts of the body. 
 
 The prostate is usually the size and shape of a walnut tree and grows as men age. 
 
 It is found Under the bladder and surrounds the urethra - men in the tube urinate and ejaculate. 
 
 
 
 It is found near the nerves and blood vessels that govern function and urethra. Erection of the bladder, so that it is a delicate area of ​​the human body - and can be difficult to treat. 
 
 Symptoms of prostate cancer develop Usually slowly - meaning that people are often unaware of the disease. 
 
 Prostate cancer is more likely to develop in overweight and obese men. 
 
 The study, called Frequency of Ejaculation and Risk of Prostate Cancer, was published in the journal European Urology. 
 
     SYMPTOMS OF PROSTATE CANCER