In patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis, due to the barrier effect of lipids in the prostate envelope and acinar epithelium, multiple antibiotics can not enter the prostate acinus and secretion. A friend with prostatitis once said this:“ ×× "The hospital's andrology hospital spent more than 700 yuan on a light examination, with a fluid accumulation surgery cost of 3800 yuan, more than 1000 yuan for medication, and more than 1000 yuan for physical therapy once." Prostatitis treatment takes a long time and costs a lot of money, making many friends miserable.
The first thing we tell you is that you must go to a regular hospital to avoid being deceived. In addition, due to the complex etiology of prostatitis, the pathogenesis is unclear in many aspects, and the clinical manifestations vary greatly. Many therapeutic drugs have very low concentrations in the prostate, making the treatment effect of prostatitis unsatisfactory.
In particular, patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis generally have a longer course of disease, often with urinary reflux within the prostate, often accompanied by symptoms of urethral obstruction and irritation. Neuromuscular dysfunction of the posterior urethra is an important inducement for patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis. Dysfunction of the bladder neck and/or spasm of the pelvic muscles increase the urethral pressure in the prostate during urination, which can easily cause urine in the urethra to flow back into the prostate, causing urine reflux, causing "chemical" prostatitis and prostate stones, and increasing the susceptibility of patients, making it difficult to cure after infection.
What are the symptoms of chronic prostatitis
1. During urination, the urethra burns and can spread to the head of the penis. In the morning, there is unclean secretion from the urethral orifice.
2. Neurological symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, dizziness, insomnia, dreaminess, and depression are a series of symptoms of chronic prostatitis.
3. Radiation pain can occur within the innervated range of the thoracic 10 to sacral 3 nerves, with more pain in the lower back.
4. Sexual dysfunction.
5. "The posterior urethra, perineum, and anus are heavy when they are moist, sticky, uncomfortable, stressed, full, sedentary, squatting, or defecating.".
6. During acute attacks or when abscess formation occurs, there are many manifestations of chronic prostatitis such as fever, weakness, anorexia, nausea, chills, and prostration.
During the treatment of chronic prostatitis, it is necessary to have good living habits.
First; In life: It is necessary to maintain a regular schedule of work and rest, ensure adequate sleep, and prevent irregular life or excessive fatigue from causing immune decline.
Second, diet: Patients need to avoid excessive drinking and eating spicy food. In addition, since the decrease of zinc ion concentration in the prostate after chronic prostatitis will affect the disease resistance of the prostate, patients can choose to eat foods with high zinc content, such as sesame, peanut, apple, etc. At the same time, you can also take appropriate amounts of vitamin C and vitamin E, using their antioxidant and free radical scavenging effects to improve symptoms. Urine flushing of the urethra can not only help excrete prostate secretions, but also help prevent the occurrence of repeated infections. Therefore, patients should pay attention to drinking more water and urinating frequently. At the same time, attention should also be paid to maintaining unobstructed bowel movements to avoid constipation.
Third, sports: Moderate exercise has a good effect on emotional regulation and physical recovery. Walking, jogging, and doing gymnastics are all good forms of exercise. Through the movement of the muscles in the abdomen, perineum, and buttocks, it can promote blood and lymphatic circulation in the prostate region, which is conducive to the dissipation and absorption of local inflammation. The intensity of exercise depends on your own habits to master and adjust, not too intense, nor should you engage in competitive sports, such as sprinting. It should be noted that both sitting and cycling for a long time can cause local congestion of the prostate, accumulation of prostate metabolites, and obstruction of prostate fluid excretion, which can become one of the main causes of chronic prostatitis. Therefore, patients must maintain appropriate rest and moderate activity during work breaks; It is best not to continue cycling for more than half an hour. If the journey is long, you can choose to get off the bike and walk appropriately on the way or take a short rest before riding.