Post Date December, 03 2023
What should be paid attention to in the treatment of acute prostatitis? First, let's understand the etiology of acute prostatitis:
1. Exogenous dampness and heat: Dirty toxins, unclean sexual behavior, dampness and heat toxins that pass through the urine orifices and cause people to accumulate, suppress, and invade the seminal chamber, causing this disease.
2. Internal Injury: Excessive alcohol addiction and spicy food can lead to dampness and heat in the spleen and stomach, and the evil of dampness and heat can be caused by excessive spicy food. When injected along the meridians, it can disturb the bladder and seminal chambers, resulting in the occurrence of this disease.
3. "Lung heat is transmitted internally along the meridian: a disease characterized by colds and sore throat, with heat toxin attacking the upper respiratory tract.". "However, the lung is a source of water above the body, and exogenous heat and toxin can spread through the meridians and into the bladder, affecting the seminal chambers, and causing disease.".
(1) Induce other urinary system diseases: If acute prostatitis cannot be cured and controlled in a timely manner, it can easily lead to acute seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, and vasculitis. Due to the special location of the prostate and its proximity to other reproductive organs, failure to treat inflammation in a timely manner can spread the inflammation and trigger other inflammation.
(2) Acute prostatitis can cause enlargement or tenderness of the spermatic lymph nodes: There are communicating branches between the spermatic lymph nodes and the prostate in the pelvis, and when acute inflammation occurs, it can affect the spermatic cord, causing enlargement of the spermatic lymph nodes with tenderness.
(3) Acute urinary retention: acute prostatitis can also cause acute urinary retention, mainly because when suffering from acute prostatitis, there will be local congestion, pressure on the urethra, swelling, which will lead to dysuria, and even acute urinary retention.
