Prostatitis disease treatment with folk remedies

This disease is quite common in men and occurs in people of different ages. Prostatitis is a disease of the prostate gland (its other name is prostate) in men of an inflammatory nature. It occurs in modern men quite often. Untreated prostatitis can cause adenoma.

Prostatitis in men can be treated with folk remedies, and not just medication. But there must be a sensible measure here. In an acute process, especially a rapidly developing one, it is imperative to consult a doctor, and only then, after weighing everything, decide how and what to treat.

Briefly about prostatitis

The main reasons for the development of this disease are:

• bad habits;
• sedentary lifestyle (physical inactivity);
• irregular intimate life (does not always lead to prostatitis);
• infections of the urinary tract and organs, etc.

The inflammatory process leads to an increase in the size of the prostate and impaired urination, as the prostate gland is located on the sides of the prostate urethra.

There are other signs of prostatitis: discharge from the urethra, back pain. If the process is acute, the temperature rises, there is pain in the head, muscles and bones, and a feeling of fatigue. Also, pain can be in the perineum, lower back, scrotum, groin, anus, lower abdomen and lower back. Urination becomes frequent and painful. All this negatively affects male potency. This is also a symptom, although not the main one for prostatitis.

Since a detailed description of this disease is not the subject of this article, we will stop there. We have described the most basic symptoms of the disease. And let's talk further about the directions of therapy and the possibilities of treating prostatitis at home with folk remedies.

Directions of prostatitis treatment

How to cure prostatitis?

First of all, you need to change your lifestyle. He needs to become more mobile. Walking, practicing various sports, yoga, dancing. Many doctors recommend finding an opportunity for sexual activity to become regular. It does help, but not everyone finds it acceptable to have sex just for health. In addition, not every man's irregular intimate life leads to some unpleasant consequences.

In addition to changes in lifestyle towards greater mobility, a man should give up his existing bad habits, such as alcohol abuse, smoking.

If infections in the urinary tract or in other organs have led to the disease, then they are treated. Most often, drugs are used for this in antibiotics and other antimicrobial, antibacterial agents. These medicines can be from different pharmacological groups.

For the treatment of prostatitis in men, various folk remedies are used: beekeeping products, medicinal herbs in various forms, essential oils and more. Applied both internally and topically (in the form of trays, irrigation).

Herbs are usually used in the form of infusions, decoctions, less often in tinctures. They can be combined with beekeeping products. Both individual plants and their collections are used.

Believers can add prayer reading to this. There are also conspiracies that help to heal as soon as possible. They are also included in the traditional methods of treating prostatitis.

The attitude and persistence in treatment, as well as common sense, are important here. For example, you should not go to the gym, actively play sports, if the disease develops acutely, when the patient has a high fever, chills, severe pain. It may also be better to combine drug therapy with remedies offered by herbal medicine and traditional medicine. Correct diagnosis is important. You need to be treated for what this patient really has.

Using traditional medicine to treat prostatitis

Compared with synthetic drugs, folk remedies for prostatitis in men have a number of advantages:

• They are usually prepared from natural products, so their use is more natural and usually safer for the human body.
• These funds, as a rule, do not suppress human immunity, but, on the contrary, support, preserve it.
• They act on the body in a complex way, as they have many types of therapeutic action at once.
• Traditional treatment is several times, tens of times cheaper than treatment with pharmaceutical preparations.
• This treatment can be done by yourself, at home.

For the sake of fairness, it must be said that treatment, for example, with herbs is not always harmless. Plants, although not all, contain potent and even poisonous substances, which, if the dosage is not observed, can lead to poisoning up to the death of the patient.But it is thanks to these substances that the plant exerts its therapeutic effect on the body. First of all, these are such groups of substances as alkaloids and cardiac glycosides, thanks to which millions of lives have been saved, but, alas, not a thousand of them have been lost.

Treatment of prostatitis at home with traditional medicine is carried out using:

• medicinal plants;
• bee products;
• their combinations;
• other means.

Beekeeping products for prostatitis

For the treatment of prostate inflammation are used:

• propolis;
• royal jelly;
• perga;
• honey and others

Below we will tell you more about how to treat inflammation of the prostate gland with some beekeeping products.

Propolis has a powerful antimicrobial effect, and prostatitis, with rare exceptions, is caused by certain microorganisms. Propolis is used most often in the form of a tincture, which is prepared as follows.

Crushed propolis is mixed with 96% ethyl alcohol. Propolis is taken 2 times less alcohol. The mixture is left in a dark, cool place for 14 days, shaking the bottle every 3 days. Then the hood is filtered through double gauze. The resulting tincture in a dose of 30-40 drops is mixed with 100-125 ml of warm milk or water and drunk three times a day a quarter of an hour before meals. To clarify, the tincture is diluted with water or milk, and not washed down with it.

Along with taking the tincture, you can take pure propolis, using it 5 g up to four times a day. Propolis is chewed for a long time, and then swallowed. Propolis treatment of the inflammatory process in the prostate in men at home can be well combined with taking sit-down herbal baths and other treatments.

Royal jelly contains a complex of vitamins, biogenic elements and other highly active substances that nourish the human body with essential substances, stimulate immunity, have a tonic and tonic effect.

For prostatitis, Royal jelly is recommended to be used in a mixture with honey (their ratio is 1:20). Take a teaspoon of this mixture and place it under the tongue before dinner. It is also used in the form of urethral injections, but it is desirable to dilute this mixture a little with water, boiled or distilled water before injecting, so as not to harm the patient.

As an immunostimulant and fortifying agent, you can also take bee pollen (bee pollen) three times a day for a teaspoon, diluting it in one glass of boiled water. It will help cure chronic prostatitis.

The course of treatment depends directly on the degree of neglect of the disease. If you realized in time, then the treatment of prostatitis will pass very quickly and without complications. As for honey, the treatment is carried out most often in conjunction with herbal remedies: pumpkin seeds, walnuts, with cinnamon and lemon, with an extract of St. John's wort and other herbs. At home, folk remedies can be treated according to such recipes.

Grind 40-50 pumpkin seeds with two tablespoons of honey until homogeneous. Then take two teaspoons every three hours. The seeds should not be roasted (raw or dried).

Grind pumpkin seeds into powder and mix with honey (1: 1 ratio). Take two teaspoons from one to several times a day. Peeled pumpkin seeds, finely grind with kernels of three walnuts, then add five tablespoons of honey and mix thoroughly. Apply two teaspoons before meals, five to six times a day. It is recommended to add honey to extracts from plants.

Medicinal plants for prostatitis

For inflammatory processes in the prostate gland, plants are used that have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, immunostimulating, tonic and tonic effect.

Most often, seeds, leaves and shoots of hazel, grass periwinkle, St. John's wort, aspen bark, parsley, pear shoots and others are used for the treatment of prostatitis. Here are some home remedies for prostatitis.

Hazel shoots (young branches) are crushed. Then they take one tablespoon of raw materials and pour it with one and a half glasses of boiled water, insist for about half an hour, then keep the mixture in a water bath for about 15 minutes, with constant stirring, and then cool it for another 10 minutes. The extract of the hazel is filtered and then brought to the original volume with boiled cooled water. Take one and a half glasses up to three times a day. You can add nuts, plant leaves to the shoots. Treatment of prostatitis in men with hazel is quite common.

You can also prepare an infusion of hazel (hazel) leaves. To do this, one tablespoon or two teaspoons of crushed leaves of a plant are poured with one glass of boiling water and insisted until the infusion reaches a temperature when it can be drunk warm.They drink half and one and a half glasses of hazel infusion up to three times a day, a quarter of an hour before meals.

In addition to those already mentioned, the treatment of prostatitis in men with folk remedies is carried out as follows.

Dry grass St. John's wort is crushed, but not into powder. Take two tablespoons of herbs and pour half a liter of boiling water, and then insist, wrapped in warm or in a thermos, for 2 hours. Take half a glass four times a day, 10 minutes before meals. St. John's wort cannot be taken uncontrollably. In large doses or with prolonged use, it can cause impotence. Usually safe and beneficial in therapeutic doses.

Used for prostatitis periwinkle small. Its leaves are crushed, taken in the amount of one tablespoon and poured with boiling water in a volume of 200-250 ml, and then infused in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes, cooled to such a state when the infusion can be drunk, filtered. Drink a third of a glass of the extract three times a day. Periwinkle also lowers blood pressure, improves blood supply to the brain and pelvic organs. It is useful for impotence and is a good remedy for prostatitis in men.

Burdock roots are also used to treat the disease as a folk remedy. 15 grams of crushed raw materials are poured with two glasses of cooled boiling water and insisted for 2 hours, in a thermos or wrapped in dishes with a hood. Take half a glass warm four times a day.

The fruits of horse chestnut are peeled (brown). Take 40 g of this peel and pour 600 ml of boiling water. Wrap up and insist for half a day. After insisting, the dishes with an extract from the peel are put on fire, and evaporated over low heat to two-thirds of the original volume. Drink 20-30 drops three times a day.

Treatment of prostatitis with folk remedies is also carried out with calamus rhizomes, steel roots, licorice roots, pear shoots, wintergreen herb, ginseng, ivan tea (narrow-leaved hameseria, narrow-leaved fireweed) and other plants. In addition to individual plants, alternative methods of treating prostatitis also include herbal treatment. In addition to the above-mentioned plants, they also include the roots of licorice naked, cornflower flowers, bearberry leaves, black currant leaves and fruits, meadowsweet flowers, strawberry leaves, black elderberries and other plants.

Herbal Topicals

In conclusion, we present recipes for home use, which are used locally - for sitz baths. Their duration is 10-15 minutes. Baths are made once a day. Course 10-12 procedures.

Chamomile flowers are used. Take two tablespoons of crushed flowers and pour 800 ml (3-4 glasses) of boiling water, then insist for half an hour. After that, the hood is filtered and poured into a container of warm water with a volume of about 6 liters. The course is ten procedures.

St. John's wort herb is also used for sitz baths to treat prostatitis in men. To do this, two to four tablespoons of herbs are poured with one liter of boiling water, and then cooled for 20-30 minutes. Then it is filtered, squeezed and poured into a 5-6-liter container with warm water.

300 g of pine needles are placed in 1-2 liters of boiling water, boiled for no more than 3-5 minutes, filtered. The broth is poured into a container of warm water. Coniferous extract can be used instead of pine needles. Used as a remedy for prostatitis.

In addition to sitz baths, external treatment with folk remedies may include the use of rectal suppositories, intraurethral injections, and more. But these two options must be treated with caution, since plant powders are often used to prepare candles, and this is not entirely unambiguous for the body. The more complex the treatment, the better results it will give and the faster the symptoms of the disease will go away.