Top 10 Chinese patent medicines for prostate hyperplasia

Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease of the urinary and reproductive system. The treatment of prostatic hyperplasia can be divided into conservative treatment and surgical treatment. Generally speaking, in the early stage, some Chinese medicine prescriptions can be used for treatment, and certain effects can be obtained. Naturally, with the progression of the patient's disease, the patient's prostatic hyperplasia condition.

Food taboos.

1. Avoid eating irritating foods: Spicy foods can not only cause genital hematoma, but also aggravate the symptoms of hemorrhoids and constipation, compress the male prostate, and aggravate urination problems.

2. Drink less freshly ground coffee, eat less acidic and alkaline foods such as citrus and orange juice, and eat less white sugar and special wheat flour. This can prevent repeated hematomas in the prostate and bladder neck of men, and aggravate the feeling of local swelling and pain.

3. Because constipation may aggravate the symptoms of prostate pain in men, it is advisable to eat more vegetables and fresh fruits to reduce the occurrence of constipation. If necessary, take white sesame seeds or hemp seed pills to promote digestion to help defecation.

4. Avoid eating roosters, cattle, sheep, dogs, pig’s trotters, donkeys, turtles, wild ginseng, deer antler slices and other tonic foods. Dietary supplements in winter need to be moderate. Shrimp, crab and other seafood are absolutely not allowed. Avoid eating any Chinese medicinal materials that nourish, stimulate hair growth and heat flow. You can eat fish. Freshwater fish contains carbohydrates and protein, which is beneficial to the rehabilitation and treatment of male prostate.

Increase the reason.

1. Excessive prostatic fluid may be closely related to repeated hematomas of the male prostate. Repeated hematomas of the male prostate tissue cause the male prostate gland to expand, resulting in male prostatic fluid overflowing from the urethra, which is a multifunctional change of the male prostate. Excessive prostatic fluid is a data signal of chronic prostatitis. Therefore, if male friends have excessive prostatic fluid, they should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

2. The clinical symptoms of prostatitis are: frequent and urgent urination, inability to hold urine, stinging urination, turbid urine, hematuria, particularly yellow urine, frequent urination at night, bleeding during ejaculation, decreased sexual function, pain during sexual intercourse, etc. In clinical medicine, prostatitis is divided into acute and chronic bacterial prostatitis, acute and chronic non-bacterial prostatitis, and chronic recurrent prostatitis according to the different pathological causes of the disease. In the treatment of different types of prostatitis, humanized treatment methods should be applied according to the actual pathological causes of the disease.

3. In addition to clinical manifestations, the diagnosis of prostatitis should also be based on clinical symptoms and anal indications, such as significant prostate tenderness, increased prostate strength, and palpable masses of different sizes. Basic microscopic examination of semen, white blood cell count ≥ 10/HP, and significant decrease in lecithin bodies, can be combined for diagnosis.