Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate gland, this is a very common problem in men of all ages (symptoms of prostatitis below). Bacteria from different parts of the body infect the prostate gland and this causes the prostate. After the infection, the prostate swells, limits the flow and causes a delay in the urine.
There are three types of prostatitis: acute infectious prostatitis, chronic infectious prostatitis and non -infectious prostatitis.
Symptoms of prostatitis:
Frequent urination;
During spilling or after disturbance or pain;
Decreased sexual desire (reduction of interest in sex);
Discomfort and pain in the penis (usually at the top), pain and sensitivity to the testicles, severe pain over the pubic bone;
Pain in the perineum (between scrotum and anus);
Pain in the coccyx area;
Back pain (from one side or both);
Urination disorder (pain or burning during urination);
Frequent visit to the "small" at night;
Decreased urinary flow, indecision before or during urination;
Post -relationship pain;
Discomfort or relief after defecation; x
Discomfort in the rectum.
At least 3 of these symptoms among most men with a prostate diagnosis.
And so, read how to treat the prostatitis.
Here are some popular methods of treating prostate with popular remedies:
Drink a glass of cranberry juice a day. This is treated with bacterial prostate, killing all bacteria.
Consume cooked food in olive oil. This method for preventing prostatitis.
A very effective remedy for prostatitis is the pumpkin seeds in the soil, which should be taken 1 tablespoon three times a day.
Consume salads from tomatoes daily. Tomatoes will cleanse the prostate from infectious bacteria.
Consume juniper berries and parsley daily. This reduces the inflammation of the prostate gland. Daily use of parsley and juniper berries relieves symptoms and reduces inflammation of the prostate gland.
Hot and colder than the baths every 10 minutes will relieve the pain.
Drink daily a mixture of three hundred grams of carrot juice and two hundred grams of spinach.
The conclusion from this article is one, the prostate is not as terrible as they say about it. You can recover at home, but it is best to consult a doctor at the first signs and agree with the treatment process. And if there is no way to visit a doctor, then use methods from traditional medicine that will help to postpone a trip to the clinic.
