Treatment of prostatitis with birch tar: features

There are many ways to treat inflammation of the prostate gland, both in traditional and folk medicine. Birch tar for prostatitis is a remedy that is recommended not only by healers and healers, but also by clinicians. Correct use of the product helps to cope with painful symptoms and even overcome the disease.

Roster

Birch tar is a natural product obtained from the upper part of the bark of young trees. It looks like a dark oily liquid with a specific odor. The product contains hundreds of substances that have a positive effect on the human body.

Among them:

• Phytoncides - reduce the activity of pathogenic microorganisms;
• Phenol - has antiseptic properties;
• Guaiacol - copes with decay processes;
• Catechins - constrict blood vessels;
• 15% tannins;
• Organic acids and resins;
• Alkaloids and essential oils;
• Cresols;
• Xylene, toluene and benzene.

Contains carcinogens in small amounts.

Birch tar: benefits and harms for men

The distillation product has an extensive list of medicinal properties. By resorting to it, men can cope with various injuries and pathologies of internal organs. The benefits of birch tar are:

• Acceleration of cell regeneration, due to which tissues are renewed;
• Activating the healing processes of any skin damage and preventing the formation of purulent wounds;
• Strengthening blood circulation;
• Disinfection of the body due to the properties of an antiseptic;
• Dissolving and removing kidney stones;
• Suppression of the development of genetic diseases;
• Stabilize metabolism;
• Improving the work of the heart muscle and normalizing blood pressure;
• Elimination of all forms of parasites;
• Elimination of itching and excessive oily skin;
• Getting rid of the symptoms of frostbite;
• Neutralizing the effects of chemotherapy;
• Increase the protective functions of the body.

Birch tar can also cause harm to the body if it is used improperly for a long time. A high concentration of active ingredients leads to an overdose, therefore, when taken orally, the oily liquid must be diluted with water. Local application does not lead to negative consequences.

An overdose of a concentrated product provokes intoxication. It is especially dangerous in that the composition, albeit in small quantities, contains carcinogenic substances. As a result, with uncontrolled use of the drug, it is necessary to treat not only the underlying disease, but also the consequences of poisoning.

Manifestations of intoxication are expressed in:

• Nausea;
• Headaches;
• The temperature rises.

Possible toxic effects on the kidneys, as well as an increased risk of developing malignant tumors. The optimal dose is determined depending on the weight, individual characteristics and age of the patient, respectively, in each case, the excess of the norm will be different.

Contraindications

Before starting therapy, it must be borne in mind that the described folk remedy, like any medicine, has its own list of contraindications. These include:

• Renal dysfunction;
• Worsening eczema;
• Hypersensitivity to active ingredients.

Men who are regularly exposed to carcinogens should only use birch tar with the approval of a healthcare professional. You cannot combine it with a number of medications - sulfamides and those that increase sensitivity to light.

Treatment of prostatitis with tar: recipes and applications

In the treatment of prostatitis, a natural herbal product has proven itself for a long time. For treatment, it is recommended to use it inside, do warming up and enemas. Any option is good.

Warming up

A method useful for hypothermia, as well as effectively eliminating pain syndrome. Warming up has an external effect on the body. It can be done in 3 ways:

• Baths. Take a full bath of warm, but not hot, water. Add a few drops of tar there and take until the pain disappears (about 30 minutes);
• Brick. Put a clay brick heated in the oven into a metal bucket and drop a drop of tar on it in 2-3 places. As soon as the liquid begins to evaporate, you need to sit on the bucket;
• Warming up with water. Boil 3 liters of water, pour it into a plastic bucket. Pour a tablespoon of tar into the liquid and mix. Wait until it cools slightly and sit down for 10 minutes.

Of the listed, you need to choose one method and carry out the procedure 2-3 times a week for a month.IMPORTANT: warming up should not be carried out with hemorrhoids.

Tar water

Tar water is useful for the treatment of many diseases. It is also effective for inflammation of the prostate gland. Since the drug is used orally, you should be careful when preparing and follow all the prescription points so that the drug does not turn out to be too concentrated.

Recipe:

• Mix oily liquid and clean water in a 1: 8 ratio;
• Bring the mixture to a boil and cook for another 5 minutes;
• Pour the finished broth into a container and close tightly;
• Place in a cold and dark room for 48 hours;
• After this time, you need to open the container and remove the oily film.

Readiness is determined by the following criteria: wine color and absence of precipitation. Tar from prostatitis in the form of a decoction should be taken before meals, m glass once a day at night, previously diluted with warm milk in proportions 1: 2 (course - a month).

Rectal microclysters

Then warm up the tar to room temperature and add 3-4 drops of tincture to it.

The course of treatment lasts from the onset of the onset of uncomfortable symptoms to their complete disappearance. The mixture is injected rectally using a pipette. It usually takes 2 months for a complete cure, and men notice the first improvements after a week.