How long does it take for acute prostatitis to heal?

In recent years, more and more men have suffered from prostatitis due to various reasons. There are many causes of prostatitis. Because the causes of the disease are different, the infection methods are different, and the clinical symptoms are also different. So, how to treat subacute prostatitis? How long will it take to get better?

How to treat prostatitis?

1. Actively participating in fitness exercises is helpful in slowing down the proliferation of prostate inflammatory cells.

2. Check as early as possible: Early examination can detect problems in the early stages and can quickly cure prostatitis. The male prostate guards the upper opening of the urethra, so once there is a problem with the male prostate, urination will be affected first. Therefore, early detection of prostate disease can greatly help the treatment of prostatitis.

3. Technical and professional treatment method: a systematic diagnosis and treatment technology for prostatitis today.

4. Nutritional components must be closely followed: In addition to protein, various enzymes, and organic compounds, the main components of prostatitis also contain many nutrients, among which zinc accounts for the majority.

At present, the treatment of subacute prostatitis is fast; the treatment time of chronic prostatitis is variable, mainly based on the patient's own lifestyle and health condition. Generally, it takes several months to recover from the treatment. Subacute prostatitis can be cured in most cases after timely and active treatment. Few patients will have cysts. If the acute symptoms are not completely treated, they may become chronic. Prostatitis is not a difficult disease. As long as you choose the right method, use medication, and pay attention to health care in your daily life, prostatitis can generally be cured.

Protect the prostate "life gland" and remember these three tips

1. Don’t sit or ride a bicycle for a long time

Sitting for a long time or riding a bicycle for a long time will compress the prostate, affect the blood and blood circulation of the prostate, which can cause prostatitis and make prostatitis difficult to cure. It should be reduced as much as possible. If you squat for work or drive for about an hour, you should stand up and move around.

2. No need to hold your urine

Frequent holding of urine will cause the bladder to swell frequently, resulting in weak urination, increased local work pressure and blood flow, and aggravate male prostate problems.

3. Smoking and drinking

Scientific research shows that people who drink frequently are more than three times more likely to develop prostate cancer in the late stage than those who drink a lot or drink less; the incidence of prostate disease in smokers is 1 to 2 times higher than that of non-smokers.