Rectal suppositories for prostatitis

Rectal suppositories for prostatitis are prescribed for relapses of the disease, as well as for prevention. They are used as an adjuvant in a complex of pharmacological drugs that relieve inflammation of the prostate gland and level its negative consequences. Unlike drugs administered orally into the body in the form of injections or alimentary, suppositories do not directly affect either the stomach or the liver and do not overload their cells.

These funds are administered per rectum - through the rectum. Their action is strictly limited to the area adjacent directly to the prostate.

Suppositories for prostatitis include substances that have a magnetic, chemical and homeopathic effect on the gland. At the same time, components with different functions act as synergists, strengthening the immanent potential on each other. In general, they produce the following therapeutic effect:

• Relieve the effects of inflammation of the prostate: swelling, spasms of blood vessels, vas deferens, urinary canal;
• Reduce cramps and pain in the groin during diuresis;
• Destroy microbial and fungal flora ;
• Stimulate immunity;
• Regenerate damaged cells.

Types of rectal suppositories

All suppositories have their own names and are produced in the form of a torpedo, convenient for painless insertion of the product through the anus into the rectum. The color of the candles depends on the color of the drug they contain. It can be white, yellow, beige, brown, respectively, or vary in the range of shades of these colors.

Standard packaging, which can be purchased at a pharmacy, is designed for 7 - 10 pieces, according to the therapeutic course.

Every patient should know how to properly use the suppository prescribed by his doctor. It is done like this. In order for the medicine to begin to act, the candle must be inserted into the anus and pushed inside - rectally.

You should pay attention to the ends of the medical "torpedo". You need to insert it with a pointed end: it is specially adapted for the gradual expansion of the anus. The choice of the opposite end for the procedure is uncomfortable. This is wrong.

According to the effect on the prostate and the infections affecting it, all rectal suppositories for the treatment of prostatitis are divided into several groups. The main ones are:

• Antibacterial;
• Painkillers;
• Anti-inflammatory.

Antibacterial suppositories are designed to treat an infectious lesion of the prostate. Depending on the effectiveness of the impact on the pathogen, they may contain drugs from the following pharmacological series:

• Ansamycin - represented by bactericidal antibiotics (Rifampicin);
• Macrolide - with slight toxicity capable of accumulating in the prostate gland, thereby prolonging its therapeutic activity;
• Tetracycline - successfully destroying mycoplasmal bacteria and chlamydia;
• Cephalosporin - resisting gram-positive and gram-negative microflora;
• Quinolone - selectively affecting gram-negative bacteria;
• Penicillin - the most effective among all drugs for prostatitis;
• Fluoroquinol - active in the widest spectrum.

These drugs for the treatment of prostatitis are prescribed in such a way that their impact on the pathological focus is carried out continuously during the entire course of antibiotic therapy. The only difference is in the intervals between parenteral or alimentary administration of the drug.

The specificity of all rectal suppositories with antibacterial orientation is reduced, first of all, to the sterilization of the prostate parenchyma and antispasmodic activity, which helps to relieve pain. In the first case, antibiotic suppositories are used, in the second, most often with ansamycins.

Before prescribing one or another drug, the allergic factor must be taken into account. Pharmacological substances rejected by the patient's body are replaced by corresponding indifferent analogues.

Anesthetic suppositories are prescribed to eliminate pain and pain in the groin that occurs at the time of urination or on an ongoing basis. With severe pain, suppositories with promedol and panthenol, drugs that block nerve endings, are very effective.

Among the rectal suppositories, which have an additional therapeutic effect, eliminating not only the consequences, but also the cause of the pain syndrome, the following suppositories can be distinguished:

• With indomethacin, - cures inflammation of the prostate, antipyretic;
• With voltaren and diclofenac, - both drugs reduce the swelling of the inflamed organ;
• With proctosan, - stimulates blood supply and due to this, it relieves inflammation;
• With relief and natalside, these are effective anti-inflammatory drugs for hemorrhoids associated with prostatitis (relief cannot be used for acute urethritis).

Thanks to the targeted and selective use of these suppositories, the condition of a patient suffering from severe prostatitis improves significantly within a few hours after rectal administration of the drug.

Anti-inflammatory suppositories. They are based on non-steroidal pharmaceutical substances that quickly neutralize the inflammatory process in the prostate. They are introduced into the rectum to a depth corresponding to the localization of the prostate gland, and are active for at least a day.

Accompanying effect, as a rule, is anesthesia of the anatomical areas adjacent to the organ. The most common components of rectal suppositories in this group include VitA-POS, Voltaren, Diclofenac and Dicloberl.

Suppositories VitA-POS among them - the leader in terms of effectiveness and duration of therapeutic effect. They owe their unparalleled activity to the extract extracted from the prostate of a bull, which is part of the suppository. Witepsol, which supplements the mixture and gave part of the name to the drug, is only an adjuvant.

Unlike Voltaren, which adversely affects the intestines, and Diclofenac, which aggravates liver function, VitA-POS has almost no contraindications. Under its influence, the following reactions occur in the prostate:

• Blood supply improves;
• The inflammation of the organ and adjacent tissues subsides and stops;
• Their swelling decreases;
• The secretion of the prostate gland increases;
• Potency increases, desire for sexual intimacy;
• The tone of the smooth muscles of the urinary tract increases;
• Pain during diuresis disappears.

Which candles to prefer

For the treatment of prostatitis, you can use a variety of rectal suppositories: both purchased at a pharmacy and made by yourself at home. The main thing is that they include appropriate infections, antibiotics and antispasmodics. Much of this is found in natural oils and bee products. Specific ingredients are selected based on the form of the disease and the expected result.

Among homemade suppositories, suppositories with propolis for prostatitis predominate. They contain active ingredients that stimulate the body's immune activity. This prevents the formation and development of pathogenic bacteria. Such a medicine is indicated for both treatment and prevention of inflammation.

The greatest effect for the normalization of prostate function is achieved when using propolis suppositories in conjunction with an appropriate therapeutic diet, which includes vitamins A, B6, C, E and D and trace elements of zinc, selenium and magnesium.

The only obstacle to the use of propolis is a possible allergy to the product with the development of edema of the mucous membrane of the rectal intestine.

Of the industrially produced pharmacy candles, Vitaprost Plus leads to the best results. It has a combined effect on the inflamed prostate, including antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.

Conclusion

For every man suffering from prostatitis or only suspecting its presence due to a number of characteristic symptoms, rectal suppositories are often a kind of magic wand. In this case, the biblical statement is very close to reality: when I light a candle, I do it IN HEALTH!