Moxifloxacin for the treatment of prostatitis

For men, having a healthy prostate means having normal sexual and urinary functions. But in real life, many men often face the trouble of prostatitis. However, there are many ways to treat prostatitis nowadays, especially drug treatment is gradually becoming popular. Many people believe that moxifloxacin can treat prostatitis. So, is moxifloxacin effective in treating prostatitis?

1. Is moxifloxacin effective in treating prostatitis?

Due to the presence of the prostate capsule, the ducts of the gland are blocked, and drugs are not easily absorbed, resulting in long-term treatment and lipid accumulation in the prostate capillaries. The normal blood flow of the prostate is restricted, making it more difficult for drugs to reach the affected area, the prostate cannot get nutrition, and the autonomous immune function is seriously damaged. Due to the above reasons, Western medicine is powerless against prostate diseases. Therefore, the use of moxifloxacin to treat prostatitis has little effect.

2. Effective treatment methods for prostatitis

1. Systemic antibiotic treatment: Systemic antibiotic treatment has a certain therapeutic effect on patients with early prostatitis who have not formed blockage; for patients who have formed blockage and calcification, the drug cannot enter the prostate and will not be effective. Moreover, long-term use of the drug will cause drug resistance, damage the liver, kidney, gastrointestinal function, etc., and cause dysbacteriosis, increasing the chance of endogenous infection.

2. The old-fashioned intraprostatic injection method: The old-fashioned intraprostatic injection method has a certain effect on some patients with stubborn prostatitis, but it has high technical requirements, cumbersome operation, painful feelings for patients and can easily cause damage to the prostate. At the same time, it has no effect on inflammation of the seminal vesicles, vas deferens, epididymis and other parts.

3. Foods that help treat prostate problems

Apple: We know that apples have many benefits, such as lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Similarly, for patients with prostatitis, eating 3-5 apples a day, or drinking high-concentration apple juice regularly, can increase the zinc content in the prostate, and enhance the prostate's ability to resist bacteria and reduce inflammation, which is very beneficial for the treatment of chronic prostatitis.

Tomatoes: Tomatoes are a food that many people like to eat. Tomatoes contain a large amount of carotenoid called lycopene, which is a more powerful antioxidant than carotene. It can prevent and destroy oxidative reactions in the prostate and help maintain male sexual function.

Pumpkin seeds: The active ingredients and rich zinc in pumpkin seeds have a health-promoting effect on the prostate. Eating a handful of pumpkin seeds every day can prevent and treat prostate hypertrophy and improve sexual function. This is also a good food for patients with prostatitis in summer.

Oranges: Oranges contain tangerine, nobiletin and vitamin C. Studies have found that a diet high in vitamin C significantly reduces the risk of prostate cancer.

Carrots: Tomatoes and carrots contain a lot of beta-carotene, which can help the body absorb lycopene in tomatoes and reduce the risk of prostate cancer.