Xinhua Prostatitis Treatment

Once prostatitis is diagnosed, in most cases, national clinicians will choose traditional medication. This medication includes Chinese herbal medicines, drugs, and some foreign herbal medicines. Of course, there are also some designated medical institutions that may provide patients with some physical treatments.

This physical treatment includes shortwave therapy, transcranial magnetic resonance imaging, and other such things. In addition, we also have a traditional method in my country, which is to give patients Chinese medicine acupuncture and massage, which is also a treatment method. In general, the treatment of chronic prostatitis should be carried out in a comprehensive way.

1. Partial pain

Patients with prostatitis will experience local pain, which is caused by blood and edema in the male prostate. It causes male prostate muscle spasms, local pain and discomfort, and radiates to the surrounding areas. Patients will experience premature ejaculation and ejaculation pain, affecting men's physiological functions.

2. Discomfort in multiple locations

Because symptoms such as burning pain in the urethral orifice, frequent and urgent urination, inability to hold urine, discomfort in the lower abdomen and vulva, scrotal and testicular pain, etc. will affect the patient's mentality, the discomfort will seriously affect the physiological function.

3. Erectile dysfunction

Men with prostatitis can easily transmit the virus to their sexual partners, and over time they will develop a fear mentality, which will lead to psychological dysfunction. In addition, prostatitis can easily affect men's fertility and continue to cause male infertility.

Only a very small number of patients have an acute history, and most of them mainly present with chronic and recurrent experiences. The key pathogenic factor of type I and type II prostatitis is infection by pathogens, mainly Escherichia coli, Streptococcus Klebsiella, Proteus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Pathogens invade the male prostate through urine and cause infection. Pathological anatomy confirms that prostatitis lesions are generally limited to the jugular vein band, where the glands open in the posterior urethra in the opposite direction of the vertical line of the urine stream, which can cause urine reflux, while the central zone and transitional zone gland ducts are aligned with the direction of the urine stream, making it less likely to cause infection.

The male prostate has as many as 15 to 30 ducts opening on both sides of the seminal follicle, and the male prostate epithelial cells have strong metabolism. The small glandular ducts have strong metabolism, and the narrow ducts make the male prostate cause ductal stress and blockage under the influence of various factors, which is easy to cause hematoma and secretion deposition, and then create conditions for the occurrence of infection. This is also the histological basis for the susceptibility of prostatitis. Frequent sexual intercourse, excessive masturbation, long-term sitting, riding a bicycle, riding a horse, drinking alcohol, eating spicy food, fever, colds, etc. can become its causative factors.