Post Date December, 03 2023
There are many self-healing methods for prostatitis, among which prostate massage is an indispensable good method in the self-healing method. Prostate massage therapy is an auxiliary therapy that can drain prostate fluid and discharge inflammatory substances through regular prostate massage to relieve the accumulation of prostate secretion, improve local blood circulation, and promote the absorption and elimination of inflammation.
Because most of the patients with chronic prostatitis are middle-aged people who are old and young, and have a lot of things every day. They take time to go to the hospital for special massage every week, which is not realistic for many patients, so some patients have self-massage at home. In fact, self-massage is a simple and effective method for patients with full, soft prostate and more secretions. However, there are several cases that should not be massaged, such as patients suspected of prostate tuberculosis and tumor; Acute attack period of chronic prostatitis; Patients with atrophy or sclerosis of prostate. In self-massage, we should pay attention to the obvious tenderness of the prostate and the enhancement of bladder sensitivity. We should go to the hospital in time. The prostate self-massage therapy is only an auxiliary treatment, and cannot completely replace other therapies.
When the prostatitis patient is massaging, the patient takes down the squat position or lateral flexion position, after cleaning the anus, put on the finger sleeve with one hand and lubricate it with soapy water, stretch it into the anus, use the end of the index finger to face the rectal surface of the prostate, and gently press the prostate from the outside to the bottom, i.e. press the prostate from both sides of the gland to the midline for 3 to 4 times respectively, Then squeeze the prostatic fluid from the central sulcus to the external orifice of the urethra from top to bottom. It is recommended to massage for 3 to 5 minutes before use. It is better to have prostate fluid discharged from the urethra every time. Massage should be gentle and gentle. The interval between each massage treatment should be at least 3 days. Generally, massage 1 to 2 times a week. After the massage, the patient should urinate immediately, so that the inflammatory secretion left in the urethra can be discharged with the urine. Massage pays more attention to strength and accuracy of parts. If these two items are not in place, the curative effect will obviously be greatly reduced. Patients who are going to massage at home should fully communicate with the doctor.
