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chronic prostatitis treatments

New Alternative treatment for prostatitis

Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate, it is a walnut size gland that is located right below on men’s bladder. It Produces about 30% of the fluid portion of semen and the inflammation may be caused by an infection. Prostatitis has two stages, the acute and chronic state. acute prostatitis is characterized as sudden onset of symptoms, while chronic prostatitis causes persistent and long term symptoms but are less severe. Inflammation of the prostate may cause the urethra to be pressed and will completely block the flow of urine. If this inflammation is left untreated, acute prostatitis may end up abscess, an infected puss-filled cavity. Treatment for prostatitis may differ in acute and chronic stages considerably.

One of the most effective natural and alternative prostatitis treatment is the self-administered oxygen therapy on which almost of the European doctors recommend. Further studies confirm that microbes, harmful bacteria’s and viruses such as inflammation of the prostate, cancer, heart diseases and even aids, do not cause the disease by themselves. But when there is oxygen depletion in the body this said ailments spreads through out the natural habitat of the human body. When oxygen depletion occurs our body becomes acidic, which makes our own immune system weak and can be easily be taken down by all kinds of viruses and reproducing more harmful bacteria’s respectively. Doctor’s conclude and recommend the first line of defense is to make our system highly oxygenated. Explore and study more of this effective therapy.

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How common is chronic prostatitis among men in their 30′s? Is it true there is no cure?

I’ve gone thru a lot of pain lately. I already went to the urologist.
He told me I have chronic prostatitis even though I have no signs of infection nor inflammation. So why does it hurt?
The dull pain usually appears in my testicles, specifically in the area between my testicles and my anus. He prescribed me with some antibiotics and something to relax my bladder. He said it is going to be a long treatment. Why did I get prostatitis? Help! If there is somebody else going thru this nightmare…let me know if a support group exists…please. By the way, I am 32.

Teacher,
Answer to question 1: Very common.

Answer to question 2: Yes, it can be cured.

All the details to the answers above are answered at

http://www.prostatitis.org/

It’s caused when the prostate becomes inflamed and irritated by a variety of different reasons but there are many theories. At the time I got mine, I hadn’t dated anyone for a couple of years. There is no way it was STD related. However – I was taking weight lifting supplements with ephedra in them. Ephedra is a natural decongestant. Decongestants also thicken fluid coming from the prostate. I was also on claritin-D for allergies. Double whammy on the juices. I was also cycling every day. Triple whammy on the prostate. I was in my thirties, a time when your prostate tapers off slightly from the fluid production experienced in your twenties. Quadruple f***ing whammy on the prostate for me.

I battled this for 2 years. I went to half a dozen doctors. I finally told the last doctor “if you don’t know that you can cure me, save me my time and money or I am going to be very angry. I’d already been through the mill with a bunch of other doctors that had no idea what they were doing and I’m sick of it”.

They did cure me. The place I went was the Dallas Men’s Health Institute.

The problem is – you have a blood barrier around the prostate. It’s hard to get antibiotics in there. Once it’s inflamed, it shuts off the inflow of new antibiotic laden fluid, and the outlet is also swollen shut. You need to get good fluids with meds in there. The way to do that is 1.aggressive antiinflammatory therapy. 2.Strong antibiotics 3.something to open up the blood vessels.
I took a month of either bactrim or biaxin (I can’t remember
but it was one or the other. This is the antibiotic.
They also gave me a month of hytrin. This is blood pressure medicine that opens up the blood vessels. They also had me on a very strong prescription anti-inflammatory.
Also – and simultaneously – I went to an herbalist and was on several different herbs that would strengthen my immune system and increase the fluid production in that area. I don’t remember all fo them, but echinacea and marshmallow root (not the same as the candy obviously) were 2 of them.

During the month of therapy, you’ll need to do everything possible to give your body the upper hand. Cut out all alcohol and coffee because they are diuretic and dry out the body. Never take decongestants again. They dry out the prostate. If you have allergies, treat them with antihistamines such as zyrtec, and steroidal nose spray such as flonase. Take a hot bath once a day for about an hour. Use water as hot as you can stand. This is to boost circulation in that area.
This is the gross part – you can also help by buying something called a crystal wand – or by stopping by the doctor every couple of days, but you need to put gentle pressure on the prostate in order to move fluids into it and push out infected fluids. It has to be done right, or it’s like pushing air to the wrong end of a balloon, and it will make things worse. It’s best to not mess with this aspect unless you can find a doctor that knows what needs to be done, and why. You can sometimes find this therapy at alternative medicine clinics.

Now that I’ve covered prostatitis, please go to this site and read all you can stand: http://www.fqresearch.org/
It’s about 2 of the most common antibiotics prescribed for the urinary tract – cipro and levaquin. You need to refuse any drug in this family. If your doctor doesn’t believe you (most won’t because they are uninformed), you can take him a print-out of the AMA research papers on these drugs and their vicious side effects. I was virtually crippled by tendonitis and a partial tendon rupture in my achilles tendon by levaquin. I know it was the drug because I was doing nothing else, not working out, not anything. I went from being able to do 4 sets of 25 toe raises at 200 lbs, slowly, with huge calve muscles, and cycling almost every day – to super weak problematic achilles. I have never been the same since. Don’t let this happen to you. These drugs are banned in some countries. The FDA and drug lobbies won’t let it happen in this country but you don’t need to be a victim. All the info you need is scientifically based and available at the website above.

Good luck.
Kevin

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