Can prostatitis be cured? How to cure it?

Prostatitis is a great blow to men. It is the disease that men are most reluctant to see, because prostatitis seriously affects men's sexual function and makes men powerless in family life. Therefore, men with the disease are eager to cure prostatitis. So, can prostatitis be cured? How to treat it?

1. Prevent cold weather. From late autumn to early spring, the weather is unpredictable and cold weather often makes the condition worse. Therefore, patients must pay attention to cold prevention and prevent colds and upper respiratory tract infections.

2. Absolutely avoid drinking alcohol, otherwise it may cause congestion and edema of the prostate and bladder neck and induce urinary retention.

3. Eat less spicy and irritating foods. Eating too much spicy food can cause congestion of the sexual organs, aggravate hemorrhoids and constipation symptoms, compress the prostate, and aggravate urination difficulties.

4. Do not hold urine. Holding urine will cause the bladder to be overfilled, otherwise it will weaken the tension of the bladder detrusor muscle, making urination difficult and easily inducing acute urinary retention. Therefore, you must urinate as soon as you have to.

5. Do not overwork. Excessive fatigue will damage the vital energy. Otherwise, insufficient vital energy will cause difficulty in urination and easily lead to urine retention.

6. Avoid sitting for long periods of time. Sitting for long periods of time can aggravate hemorrhoids and other diseases, and can easily cause congestion in the perineum, leading to difficulty urinating. Regular participation in cultural and sports activities and qigong exercises can help alleviate symptoms.

7. Drinking too little water will not only cause dehydration, but also hinder the flushing effect of urination on the urinary tract, and easily lead to urine concentration and the formation of insoluble stones. Therefore, it is appropriate to reduce water intake at night to avoid excessive bladder filling after sleeping, and drink more water during the day.

8. Use drugs with caution. Some drugs can aggravate dysuria and cause acute urinary retention when taken in large doses. These drugs mainly include atropine, ephedrine tablets, isopropyl epinephrine, etc. In recent years, it has been found that calcium blockers and isoprenaline can promote prolactin secretion and weaken the contraction of the detrusor muscle, aggravating dysuria. Therefore, it is advisable to use certain drugs with caution or at least not at all.

9. Timely treatment: Prostatitis, cystitis, urethral stones, etc. should be treated promptly and thoroughly.