On the treatment of prostatitis with herbs: useful tips

Herbal treatments for prostatitis and natural remedies for prostatitis can only be effective if you do not completely refuse to visit the doctor and follow his instructions.

Self-medication can either lead to an exacerbation of the disease or translate the disease into a chronic advanced form, therefore, before starting treatment, be sure to visit a doctor and discuss with him the means that you are going to use.

It should be understood that prostatitis can cause adenoma and subsequently prostate cancer. Therefore, before substituting herbs for medications, consult your doctor

In the stage of remission of chronic prostatitis, in order to prevent its exacerbation, traditional medicine can be used. For decoctions, tinctures and infusions, herbs are used that have anti-inflammatory, decongestant, diuretic and analgesic properties. Here are some proven folk recipes.

Aspen bark tincture

Aspen bark for the preparation of the tincture should be harvested in April. The bark should be no more than 5 mm thick. After harvesting, the bark is dried and crushed. Prepared bark 100 g is poured with 200 ml of vodka and infused for 2 weeks. After the tincture is filtered and taken 25 drops up to three times a day every day for 2 months.

Hemlock and celandine tincture

Before making a tincture, you should be aware that these herbs are poisonous and improper use can lead to undesirable consequences.

1. For the tincture, take half a tbsp. tablespoons of each of the herbs and add 100 ml of alcohol, keep the tincture for 10 days, filter and take according to the scheme.

2. Within a month, in the morning on an empty stomach, add 1 drop of tincture to water or milk. By the 30th day of treatment, the dose should be 30 drops per appointment.

3. The next 30 days, the dosage is reduced by 1 drop. By the 60th day of treatment, the dosage will be 1 drop per dose.

Parsley roots, seeds and juice

Parsley juice every day before meals is an excellent prophylactic agent for prostatitis. You can make a decoction from the seeds. For 200 ml of boiling water, you need to take 2 tablespoons. seeds. The broth should be boiled for 15 minutes.

The cooled broth is filtered and taken 6 times a day in a spoon. From 4 tbsp. tablespoons of crushed roots prepare an infusion, which is poured with boiling water and kept for 8 hours in a thermos. The filtered infusion is taken before meals up to three times a day.

Red Root

Pour 25 g of chopped Red Root in 1 liter of boiling water and leave for an hour. Drink as tea, 100 ml (with honey) three times a day.

Treatment of prostatitis with herbs can be supplemented by the use of vegetable juices.

Vegetable cocktails

Juice can be taken up to 500 ml per day. You can make cocktails: asparagus juice is mixed with carrot juice, cucumber and beetroot juice. This vegetable cocktail relieves the kidneys and improves the excretion of uric acid.

Microclysters from medicinal herbs

To prepare microclysters, you need an infusion of chamomile (flowers) in 4 parts, meadowsweet in 3 parts and yarrow in 2 parts. The mixture is heated to 40 degrees and microclysters are made. Injected up to 50 ml daily for two weeks. For a better therapeutic effect, a cleansing enema is placed before the micro enema.

Do not treat prostatitis with herbs in the acute period of the disease without first consulting a specialist. Medicinal herbs contain substances that can provoke allergic reactions and other side effects.