Post Date December, 03 2023
In actual clinical practice, bacterial prostatitis, no matter what treatment method is taken, usually needs to be equipped with a certain amount of antibiotics for a period of time as an auxiliary. Of course, there are also cases of using antibiotics alone for a long time and a large dose. As for the effect, it can be said that it is OK at the beginning, but it is often worse after the treatment!
Abuse of antibiotics is equivalent to helping "super bacteria" build "delivery room"
It is understood that the pathogenic bacteria of the host human body have very distinct grade differences according to the different drug resistance.
Generally speaking, the higher the grade of pathogenic bacteria, the stronger the drug resistance, and the relatively small number. Accordingly, the lower the grade of pathogenic bacteria, the weaker the drug resistance, but the larger the number. This is just like an army. The excellent soldiers, who usually account for only a few, are often called "cannon fodder".
Of course, the reason why the number of high-level pathogenic bacteria is not that the pathogenic organization can't afford the equipment, but that the number of low-level pathogenic bacteria is so large that it even completely occupies the space for the breeding of high-level pathogenic bacteria.
Next, the antibiotics will launch an "attack".
Through the "indiscriminate bombardment" of antibiotics, low-grade pathogenic bacteria were mostly killed or even "annihilated" due to their weak resistance. The space occupied by low-level pathogenic bacteria is also vacated. At this time, the high-level pathogenic bacteria will continue to proliferate and expand their number because they have a relatively broad space for breeding. When the number of high-level pathogenic bacteria forms a considerable scale, the treatment difficulty of bacterial prostatitis will also increase significantly.
At this time, the specification of antibiotics was improved, and the "indiscriminate bombing" continued. The original high-level pathogenic bacteria were killed, and the higher-level pathogenic bacteria took the opportunity to continue to proliferate and expand their number. In the long run, it will inevitably lead to the appearance of the "indestructible" "super bacteria".
It is no exaggeration to say that the abuse of antibiotics is not so much to treat bacterial prostatitis as to help "super bacteria" clean up the site and build "delivery room"!
To conquer inflammation, three points rely on killing and seven points rely on immunity!
In fact, in addition to antibiotics, the human body's own immunity also has quite objective antibacterial and bacteriostatic effects, and there is no drug resistance in this bactericidal and bacteriostatic effect.
It should be said that for bacterial prostatitis, no matter what type and specification of antibiotics are used, three points of killing is enough, and the remaining seven points are enough for the human body's own immunity.
Of course, there is also a very important premise here, that is, the root cause of bacterial prostatitis must be eradicated. Otherwise, even if the bacteria are temporarily killed and the inflammation is eliminated, because the root of the disease still exists, the bacteria will "patronize" again and the inflammation will be repeated again.
