How to treat fungal prostatitis

Fungal prostatitis is divided into acute and chronic types, both of which are caused by infection with bacteria. Fungal prostatitis can cause swelling and pain in the male genitals and abnormal urination. It brings great inconvenience to men's life and work. There are great differences between acute and chronic fungal prostatitis. So, let's learn about the causes of fungal prostatitis and how to treat fungal prostatitis:

The symptoms of acute prostatitis are very typical, manifested as pain in the prostate and perineum, and even pain in the penis, waist and back, upper thighs, and lower abdomen. Fungal prostatitis can also cause abnormal urination. Due to the obvious congestion and swelling of the prostate, urination may even be difficult. When fungal prostatitis occurs with local symptoms, the patient often has high fever and chills. The body temperature can sometimes be as high as 39-40℃, accompanied by chills, general fatigue, nausea and vomiting. When performing anal and rectal examination for fungal prostatitis, the swollen prostate in the front can be felt, and there is tenderness.

Chronic fungal prostatitis

A considerable number of patients with chronic fungal prostatitis show typical symptoms of the chronic condition, such as a feeling of dripping after urination; "white dripping" from the urethral opening in fungal prostatitis, often with thin watery secretions or thicker milky white mucus seen in the urethral opening when getting up in the morning, or white liquid dripping from the urethral opening after urination or defecation; fungal prostatitis often causes discomfort in the genitals or swelling and pain in the external genitalia and anus.

Fungal prostatitis can be treated with immunotherapy, such as transfer factor; antifungal treatment such as intravenous infusion of amphotericin B can also be used, which is effective in most cases.

Traditional Chinese medicine uses diuresis, relieving stranguria, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and has the effect of preventing recurrence. The main representative products include Yinhua Miyanling Tablets (containing mistletoe to improve immunity and prevent recurrence, which can be used for acute treatment), Sanjin Tablets, etc. Dietary taboos for the treatment of fungal prostatitis:

Avoid alcohol and spicy food, and it is best to eat a light diet. Avoid irritating foods such as raw chicken, carp, beef, glutinous rice, raw garlic, chili, pepper, etc. Do not sit for a long time, participate in appropriate physical exercise, and develop good living habits.

The prostate is the largest accessory gland in the male reproductive organ. The prostatic fluid it secretes is an important component of semen. Like other organs in the body, the prostate can also get sick, the most common of which is chronic prostatitis. Clinically, 25% to 50% of men have suffered from this disease. To protect the prostate, men must pay attention to the following issues:

● Check whether the foreskin is too long. If it is too long, circumcision should be performed as soon as possible to prevent bacteria from hiding and retrogradely entering the prostate through the urethra.

● Clear chronic infection lesions in other parts of the body promptly to prevent bacteria from entering the prostate from the blood.

● Develop the habit of urinating on time, because holding urine can cause urine to flow back into the prostate.

● Avoid sitting for short periods of time or riding a bicycle for long periods of time to avoid obstruction of blood flow to the prostate.

● Develop good living habits, do not smoke and drink less.

The above is an introduction on how to treat fungal prostatitis. Male friends must pay attention to the health of their prostate, pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals, correct bad living habits and hygiene habits, avoid prostate infection with fungi and other bacteria, protect prostate health, and have a happy life and work.