Remedies That Work for the Prostatitis Treatment

Recently, the morbidity of prostatitis becomes higher and higher as age increases, however, it occurs in men at ages. And it has become the focused issue among men, so something about prostatitis treatment should be concerned to the sufferers. If you are helpless to find a best prostatitis treatment, the article will be the one you would like.

 

Antibiotics

 

Your GP probably treat your condition by prescribing antibiotics if your prostatitis is caused by bacteria. And the types of antibiotics will depend on the causes of the infection. As we all know, antibiotics has the anti-inflammatory effects, so your symptoms may change for better, but it may also not help at all especially if the cause is something other than bacterial infection. So if the antibiotics are ineffective, try herbal medicine like diuretic anti-inflammatory pill. It proves to be effective to all types of prostatitis besides the acute type.

 

If you have acute symptoms, you are in serious condition. So you may be given intravenous antibiotics. The antibiotic therapy usually lasts for four weeks and although you may already find relief before the therapy has been completed, it is important to finish the remainder of your medication. And if the condition changes to the chronic type, herbal medicine is the first choice as well. 

 

Pain Relievers

 

When men have chronic prostatitis, they may experience pelvic pain, difficult or painful urination, pain in the abdomen, groin, or lower back, and painful orgasms. The symptoms may vary from different people. For some men, the pain may linger for months. To stop the pain, paracetamol, aspirin, or ibuprofen may be prescribed. For acute pain, you may be prescribed stronger types of pain relievers. It is important to discuss the doses with your GP to ensure your safety as overusing this type of treatment can cause other problems.

 

Surgery

 

Because some patients don't indicate for chronic prostatitis, the men who do not react well to the long-term antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs may find relief through a surgical procedure. Removal of the prostate or a minimally invasive laparoscopic radical prostatectomy is one of the procedures that have been proven effective. This type of surgery involves tiny incisions, less pain, less risk of infection, and faster recovery unlike the traditional procedure involving large incision and long recovery period. But it is also not recommended for the men who have fertility requirements. 

 

Another type of prostate surgery is TURP or transurethral resection of the prostate. This is performed for the relief of moderate to severe symptoms of enlarged prostate or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Because it can cause retrograde ejaculation, it is not recommended for men younger men.

 

The above 3 methods for prostatitis are proved to be effective through many sufferers drug experience. Patients can choose any according to their disease condition.