Do Men Who Ride Bikes Have a Higher Chance for Developing Prostate Cancer?

There has been some discussion about the link between bike-riding and prostate cancer.
As with most things reported in the media, it is a bit overinflated.
For men who ride their bike for light exercise or pleasure, there is almost no risk.
When you are talking about 100 or more miles a week, the risk of prostate inflammation creeps up a bit.
There are a lot of unknowns and speculations around this topic. For an expert opinion, watch Dr. Bevan Thomas in this video
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[@drew9496]

Really there are no conclusive data so making a blanket statement of “no increased risk” of cancer is misleading.

[@victorwest8041]

what about a horse saddle?

[@justhumblemeclarke7292]

My mom has me researching this because I ride a lot

[@MiguelExhale]

I worry about this a lot. That’s why I cut back on riding. I needs these nuts. 🥜

[@danutaplaotaismysister706]

What if I just stand when cycling?

[@chief_7999]

Managing groin pain is much easier than managing legs, arms, back, and neck simultaneously. I decided to go 6km daily but sprinting all the way through.

[@ganzocribo]

😂

[@jcolumbiap]

When they find out that the prostate naturally increases the psa levels during exercise the idea that higher psa produce cancer will change.