How to treat aseptic prostatitis

There are many types of prostatitis, and almost every type will make men nervous, because prostatitis is very harmful and has the greatest destructive effect on family harmony. It is also one of the health killers of men. Among prostatitis, aseptic prostatitis is easier to treat and has a very low chance of recurrence. So, how to treat aseptic prostatitis?

(1) Antioxidant stress

The decision on whether to use anti-oxidative stress treatment is based on the response to oxidative stress in semen or prostatic fluid. Since oxidative stress may be involved in the pathogenesis of chronic prostatitis and cause significant oxidative damage to sperm, the empirical application of antioxidants or free radical scavengers may have a certain therapeutic effect. It may also reduce the pain symptoms caused by chronic prostatitis by inhibiting the level of prostaglandins, such as vitamin C and vitamin E, which can restore the sperm's fertility ability, especially for patients with male infertility, so that patients can achieve the goal of natural fertility. Antioxidant therapy can reduce the damage caused by oxidative stress to prostate tissue. From a microbial perspective, free radical scavengers also have a potential role in controlling bacterial growth and reproduction and the development and changes of inflammation, providing a theoretical reference for the clinical treatment of prostatitis.

(2) Supplementing trace element zinc

(3) Correct bad living habits

For chronic prostatitis, especially those that have not been cured for a long time, attention should be paid to their harmful living habits and they should be overcome, such as alcoholism, indulgence, long-term cycling or sitting, etc. Healthy living habits and lifestyles are beneficial to the disease and promote recovery from the disease.

It is recommended to take food therapy and eat more foods with high melanin content, such as black beans, black rice, black sesame, walnuts, black fungus, etc. Animal meat, eggs, bone marrow, black sesame, cherry, mulberry, yam, etc. also have different degrees of kidney-tonifying effects. Drinking tea in daily life can prevent and improve urinary tract inflammation. Eucommia, Cordyceps, Lycium barbarum, Cordyceps sinensis have the effects of anti-inflammatory and sterilization, clearing away dampness and heat, tonifying the kidney and replenishing qi, and replenishing qi and blood.