Main causes of prostate inflammation
Aging: This problem is more common in men over the age of 50. As you age, changes in hormones cause the prostate gland to increase in size.
Hormonal changes: Changes in the balance of hormones testosterone and estrogen in men promote the growth of prostate cells.
Genetics: If your father or brothers have had prostate problems in your family, you are more likely to have them.
Lifestyle: Lifestyle diseases such as obesity, lack of exercise, and diabetes can increase the risk of prostate inflammation.
