Why is prostatitis not easy to treat? The right treatment for prostatitis is very important

Prostatitis, a common andrology disease, has increased in incidence rate in recent years. Moreover, men's health is troubled. Many men wonder why prostatitis can't be cured. That's because you didn't choose the right method.

Reasons why prostatitis cannot be cured

1. Eat spicy estrogen food

Spicy foods, such as scallions, garlic, chili, pepper and other irritant foods, can cause vasodilation and organ congestion. Patients with chronic prostatitis have a spicy eating habit, which can be controlled when the disease is serious

2. Anatomic position influence

The prostate is deep, and its secretion is discharged from the body after being discharged into the urethra through the prostate pavilion. The prostate tube and the urethra enter the urethra at right angles or obliquely, and the secretion is not easy to be discharged smoothly. On the contrary, pathogenic microorganism and urine are easy to enter the gland retrogradely and cause prostatitis.

3. Poor bacteriostatic effect

The structures such as prostate capsule, gland tissue and stroma form a barrier effect. Most of the antibiotics are difficult to penetrate the prostate membrane and enter the gland, unable to achieve effective bacteriostatic concentration.

How to treat prostatitis correctly?

1. Microwave therapy

It is a new type of high-frequency electrotherapy. The frequency is 2450 MHz, and the wavelength is 12 or 5 cm. It is easier to penetrate into the tissue than short wave and ultrashort wave. It has a strong ability to kill microorganisms in the deep tissue, and has the characteristics of not overheating the subcutaneous tissue and producing uniform heat. The method of use is to put the microwave emission probe into the rectum at a depth of 5~6 cm, and irradiate the prostate across the rectal wall for 8~12 minutes each time, once a day or every other day, for a course of treatment of two weeks. Under normal dose, microwave is generally harmless to human body, but testicles are sensitive to microwave. Therefore, when treating prostatitis, attention must be paid to protecting testicles from radiation. People who are infertile due to prostatitis should be more careful when using this method.

2. Ultrashort wave therapy

It is another method of applying high-frequency current therapy. The current frequency is relatively high, generally 30~300 MHz, the wavelength is 10-1 meters, and the voltage during treatment is 40~50 volts. Its mechanism of action and indications are the same as that of short-wave therapy, but its ability to penetrate tissues and kill microorganisms is far greater than that of short-wave therapy.

3. Direct current drug iontophoresis

It is a method of using direct current to make drug ions spread into tissues through skin or mucous membrane to achieve the purpose of treatment. The main way for drugs to enter the human body is through the opening of the skin and sweat glands, and then gradually into the blood and lymph; Its treatment is the synergy of direct current and drugs. Both Chinese and western medicine can introduce ions, such as 1% streptomycin solution and 10% baicalin solution. Before the operation, the patient relieved the stool, poured the liquid medicine from the anus into the rectum, applied direct current, and the drug components penetrated. Once a day, 20 minutes each time, two weeks is a course of treatment. This method is applicable to patients with chronic prostatitis pain and obvious bladder irritation.