Post Date November, 16 2024
The best time to treat prostatitis
I often see that some male prostate patients are very nervous after suffering from prostatitis. They seek treatment everywhere and take many treatment methods and drugs, but they still haven't been cured and feel very depressed. I believe many prostate patients will ask, how long does it take to treat prostatitis?
Why does it take a long time to treat prostatitis?
The prostate is the largest accessory gonad in male reproductive organs. Like body organs, the prostate can also get sick. The most common is prostatitis. Clinically, 25% - 50% of men suffer from this disease.
1. Prostatitis is a disease. Because the etiology is not clear, it is difficult to achieve targeted treatment, resulting in a long course of treatment.
2. Due to the special anatomical structure of the prostate, it is difficult for ordinary antibacterial drugs to diffuse into the lipid membrane of the prostate, and the effective concentration in the prostate is poor.
3. The occurrence and outcome of prostatitis are affected by many factors, such as daily living habits, eating habits, smoking, alcohol, spicy food, and marital sexual life.
The above factors determine that the treatment of prostatitis takes a long time, so how long should it last? According to our experience, no matter what treatment is adopted, it should be effectively reflected. If this method really has no effect, then use other methods to treat it.
Expert notice:
The treatment time of any inflammation is relatively long, so patients should be patient in the treatment process and avoid stopping the drug or treatment during the treatment process. This will not only cure prostatitis, but will aggravate prostatitis. In order to protect the prostate, men must pay attention to the following issues:
1. Check whether the foreskin is too long. The elderly should be circumcised as soon as possible to prevent bacteria from hiding through the urethra and retrograde into the prostate.
2. Timely remove chronic infectious diseases in other parts of the body to prevent bacteria from entering the prostate from blood.
3. Develop the habit of urinating in time, because the urine will flow back to the prostate.
4. Take a bicycle for a long time to avoid blocked blood flow of prostate
Develop good living habits, do not smoke and drink less.
