Therapeutic Prostate Massage
Prostate massage, also known as Prostatic Massage, is a procedure in which a finger is inserted into the rectum to stimulate the prostate gland. Aim of the massage is to release excess seminal fluid (fluid that mixes with sperm to create semen) from the ducts of the prostate gland. Sometimes a so-called prostate massager is used, which is a device used to massaging the prostate gland. A Prostate Massage can ease prostate inflammation (prostatitis) and alleviate pressure on the adjacent urinary tract. Prostate stimulation is a successful treatment to treat erectile dysfunction. Prostate massage can also be applied for sexual stimulation to achieve arousal. This called a G-Spot Prostate Massage, or to enhance an erection, or relax the rectum in advance of anal sex.
Prostate massage may also be used in long-term orgasm denial play, for the purpose of relieving immediate need for orgasm without impacting general feelings of arousal. For this purpose it is often referred to as milking.
A Prostate Massage can be part of a rectal examination, which is given to men by a urologist with the goal to look for signs of prostate cancer, but also to obtain a prostatic secretion sample for microbiological research, for instance to diagnose prostatitis. The prostate surrounds your urethra. As swelling and inflammation in the prostate increase, the prostate may begin to interfere with or even cut off your flow of urine. If prostate massage therapy helps eliminate some of that swelling, your urine flow may improve.



