Post Date December, 03 2023
With regard to the treatment of prostate diseases, Chinese medicine stresses the kingly way and the "cultural cure" of "pulling the boat against the current". Western medicine is different. In the treatment of prostate diseases, western medicine stresses hegemony and a simple and brutal "military treatment".
As far as the effect is concerned, the hegemony of western medicine, straightforward, crisp and quick, and short-term effect are really far superior to the kingship of traditional Chinese medicine. Although the king of traditional Chinese medicine is time-consuming and laborious, and the short-term effect is not as good as that of western medicine, it is very safe and reliable, and can also resolve the root causes of prostate disease, so the long-term effect is enough to make western medicine incomparable.
Description of advantages and disadvantages:
Western medicine is simple and rough, which will only cause greater "resistance"
If life activities are compared to a river, then we can compare health to a hydropower station under the river, and disease to a ship loaded with explosives above the river.
In order to avoid the ships loaded with explosives going downstream and threatening the hydropower station, western medicine usually takes two ways:
1. Blow up the ship before it approaches the hydropower station (this practice will easily cause indirect damage to the hydropower station due to man-made "earthquake");
2. Diversion of the river to make the ship deviate from the hydropower station (this practice will directly cause the decline of the river water power, and then affect the normal operation of the hydropower station).
Take the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia as an example:
The first approach is equivalent to the local resection of the prostate before the hyperplasia of the prostate has developed to the point of urinary retention;
The second method is equivalent to that the prostate has developed to the point of urinary retention, and the cystostomy has been performed to avoid the prostate.
Although both methods can effectively solve the problem of urination in patients with BPH, they often cause greater "resistance" in the body.
Prostatectomy can effectively reduce the size of the prostate, solve the obstruction of the posterior urethra, and ensure smooth urination, but it is easy to cause damage to the nerve tissue that controls urination in the prostate and undertakes the sensation and transmission of sexual stimulation, so it is easy to cause urinary incontinence and loss of sexual function.
Although cystostomy can effectively avoid damage to the prostate on the basis of ensuring smooth urination, the resulting dependence on urine bags and catheters will directly affect the normal life of patients.
Traditional Chinese medicine is safe, safe and effective
The term "bucking the current to pull the boat" belongs to the clinical science of traditional Chinese medicine. It is understood that "pulling the boat against the current" refers specifically to a treatment method of dysentery caused by external dampness in traditional Chinese medicine. It is named because of the meaning of "pulling the boat against the current".
In fact, in addition to exogenous damp-carrying dysentery, most chronic diseases, such as prostate disease, can also be treated with the idea of "pulling the boat against the current".
We still take the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia as an example. In fact, the traditional Chinese medicine "reverse current" is equivalent to softening, repairing and activating the diseased and necrotic prostate tissue, restoring the function lost by the diseased and necrotic prostate tissue on the basis of resolving the root cause of the disease, and then promoting the natural retraction of the increased redundant tissue lost its place of use, so as to achieve the goal of effective treatment and even complete cure of prostatic hyperplasia.
This is like pulling a ship loaded with explosives to a safe place against the current, and then unloading the explosives from the ship. Although the process of "pulling the boat against the current" is arduous and long, it will not cause artificial "earthquake" and will not cause the decline of river water power, so it is worth a try for patients with prostate disease.
