Treating prostatitis, one of the most common male diseases, is an extremely delicate process. The disease itself mainly affects older men, although there has been a recent rejuvenation of victims, and prostatitis is now found not only in 40-year-old men but also in 30-year-old men. Prostatitis is the cause of decreased erections, so knowing how to quickly cure prostatitis can be helpful for a man of any age.
Prostatitis Symptoms and Diagnosis
An axiom does not require evidence that to cure a disease, it must first be correctly diagnosed and the causes of its occurrence determined.
Prostatitis is classified in medical textbooks as an inflammatory process involving the prostate gland. Inflammation is caused by fungi, viruses or bacteria that have entered the prostate. The prostate can also become inflamed if the blood in the pelvis and scrotum stagnates for a long time.
Factors that increase the risk of prostatitis include a sedentary lifestyle, smoking, sexual abstinence, and, paradoxically, frequent sauna use. All of these factors alter the blood circulation in the pelvic region, objectively contributing to lymph stagnation. As a result, immunity is reduced and the body becomes more susceptible to attacking viruses or bacteria.
There are acute and chronic forms of prostatitis. Signs of prostatitis include:
- appearance of discomfort in the groin, testicles, or penis;
- pain in the groin or perineum;
- pain during urination and bowel movements;
- increased body temperature and chills;
- decreased erection.
If you do not pay attention to these symptoms and do not see a doctor in time, acute prostatitis becomes chronic, and in rare cases, the inflammatory process in the prostate gland can cause general sepsis.
So when the first symptoms of the disease appear, do not hesitate to see a doctor. It should never be forgotten that prostatitis, which has gone from an acute to a chronic form, noticeably reduces not only a man’s sexual activity but also the sexual feelings he experiences.
Modern advances in medicine make it possible to diagnose prostatitis at the very beginning of the inflammatory process. This is primarily facilitated by the distinctive symptoms that are expressed only inherent in this disease.
Your doctor may refer the patient for ultrasound or tomography for a correct diagnosis. But in fact, in most cases, a qualitative analysis of the number of leukocytes in the urine is sufficient to accurately diagnose inflammation of the prostate gland. Another thing is that a comprehensive study may be needed to identify the cause of the inflammatory process, in which even the results of ultrasound and tomography will be scarce. But the decision on such an examination is made only by a doctor.
Some aspects of treatment
Today, you can find a number of drugs in pharmacies to treat prostatitis. These are usually products of well-known brands and are quite expensive. The reality of today’s medicine is that because of the aggressive public advertising of such drugs, doctors tend to prescribe more expensive ones.
Prostatitis is a very unpleasant disease for men, but it does not pose an immediate threat to the patient's life, which is why leading pharmaceutical companies have long marketed the drug and made significant profits from selling their drugs.
However, treating prostatitis is one of the rare cases where you can effectively use the tools available. The acute form of the disease and all its complications are only treated in a hospital and you have to follow your doctor’s instructions here. But with the initial stage and chronic form of prostatitis, everything is not that simple.
Therefore, once you have learned the diagnosis from your doctor and received sick leave from him naming outpatient care and expensive drugs, you don’t have to rush to buy them. With the rich selection of traditional remedies for prostatitis that have been proven at times, treating this disease will be orders of magnitude cheaper.
Almost all pharmacological preparations are only for the treatment of prostatitis, while many folk remedies are not only effective in curing the disease, especially in its initial stages, but also as an excellent preventive agent. In other words, if you take these treatments regularly to prevent prostatitis, you will hardly need treatment.
In addition, when choosing between modern pharmacological preparations and folk remedies, it should be borne in mind that factory preparations contain a large number of artificial chemical compounds that can cause severe allergies.
The better the cure for the disease
To treat prostatitis, traditional healers recommend the following:
- pumpkin seeds;
- hazelnut leaves and bark;
- chestnuts; propolis;
- poplar bark;
- asparagus juice;
- black elderberry berries;
- parsley;
- honey candles.
Pumpkin seeds have long been used by healers and healers to treat male diseases and increase effectiveness. This is one of the best options in terms of the combination of treatment effectiveness and cost. There is a lot of zinc in the pumpkin seeds - a trace element that is lacking in the male body to treat prostatitis. The effect is given only by the raw seeds, dried, and even more so by the fried, it will make little sense.
The bark of a poplar tree infused with vodka is also effective in treating prostatitis. However, not all bark is suitable for treatment, but is harvested in early spring, in front of tree buds and 3-5 mm thick. You can also treat prostatitis with hazelnuts. They cook hazelnut-thin twigs with flowering leaves and drink a quarter of a glass instead of tea four times a day. You can also cook bare twigs, but you only need to boil them for twice as long. 2-4 weeks of such tea - and the symptoms of the disease disappear. But to eliminate the cause of inflammation, it is better to switch this to other treatments.
Prostatitis is also treated well with chestnut tincture. Although the process of such treatment lasts up to six months, it has virtually no contraindications, so even older men can use it safely. The main advantages of the method are that chestnut tincture can not only alleviate the discomfort, but also eliminate the cause of inflammation of the prostate gland. You can make the tincture yourself in your home kitchen. The full treatment cycle includes 3 courses of 1 month, but there should be 2 breaks between courses, each lasting 1 month. In order to make the treatment of prostatitis as effective as possible, other treatment methods can be used and even applied during the monthly breaks.
Beekeeping products, honey and propolis, which have long been known for their anti-inflammatory properties, also provide effective treatment for prostatitis. They are not used in pure form for treatment, but as an ingredient in effective medicines, these products are irreplaceable.
Simple folk recipes
To prevent inflammation of the prostate gland, it is enough to eat 30 raw pumpkin seeds a day. To treat prostatitis with seeds, you need to tweak a little, but the result is worth it. First you have to peel 0. 5 kg of pumpkin seeds and kill them in a blender or grind them in a meat grinder. Then add a glass (200 g) of honey to this mass and mix everything thoroughly.
The resulting mixture forms spheres about the size of a walnut (a little more is possible - there will be no damage). Be sure to store these empty spaces in the refrigerator, but keep in mind that they should not be used cold. Therefore, they must be removed from the refrigerator in advance for their temperature to reach room temperature.
Take 1-2 dumplings in the morning, half an hour before a meal. The balls should not be swallowed, but dissolved slowly, giving pleasure for 2-3 minutes. The treatment cannot be interrupted, the course should last until all the balls formed have run out. Each year, such a treatment is usually sufficient to provide a reliable barrier to prostatitis. But if this recipe didn’t help, you should use other tools - you shouldn’t abuse them.
Pour 100 g of dried and oven-crushed poplar bark into a glass of vodka, close with a tight lid and allow to infuse for 2 weeks in a dark place. Then filter the infusion when you take a quarter glass of water, add 20 drops of tincture and drink before meals. You should take it 3 times a day, the course is for 2 months.
Peel the chestnuts from the brown shell and crush the shell into small pieces. The shell of the crushed chestnuts is then poured into a thermos and 600 ml of boiling water is poured. After 12 hours, the tincture is placed from the thermos in a water bath and evaporated to a volume of 200 ml. Filter through 3-4 layers of gauze and send to the refrigerator. It should be used 3 times a day, 30 drops before meals.
40 g of propolis are evaporated in 200 ml of medical alcohol. This propolis is then mixed with cocoa bean butter: 0. 1 g of propolis and 2 g of butter. 30 suppositories are then formed from this mixture and 1 suppository is placed in the rectum each night before going to bed. When the candles run out, take a break of 1-1, 5 months and repeat the treatment.
Diet and exercise
Treating prostatitis does not require a separate diet, but it will be much more effective if certain dietary rules are followed during treatment. Fish and meat dishes as well as hot spices and condiments such as pepper, garlic, horseradish, onion, radish and the like should be excluded during treatment. It is also not recommended to abuse foods such as whole milk, white cabbage and all types of legumes during treatment as they cause increased gas production in the intestines.
The only thing that must be strictly adhered to during treatment is to consume as many different fluids as possible. It is also desirable to have a diuretic effect, as maximal lavage of the urinary tract is required to treat prostatitis.
Simple exercises will help increase the effectiveness of your treatment. In the morning, after waking up, the perineum should be massaged for 5 minutes. Then tighten and relax the muscles several times, simulating urine. These exercises help avoid stagnation of the prostate gland.