What is most effective in treating the prostate?

There is no most effective, only the most suitable, targeted, symptomatic is the most important. Prostatitis is a defective spleen and kidney, resulting in the invasion of external evils. The decline of kidney function will cause spleen deficiency, which will lead to insufficient blood supply to the liver, insufficient blood, coupled with the reduction of kidney metabolism, the nutrient intake will naturally be greatly reduced, and the long-term use of the bladder opening will be relaxed due to lack of power, resulting in the problem of frequent urination and urgency.

Frequent urination and urgency for a long time will cause the invasion of external evils, at this time, it is what modern medicine calls prostatitis. Modern medicine**Prostatitis, often use a large number of antibiotics, the role of antibiotics is to kill inflammation, but, for a period of time, well, after a while**, because the spleen and kidney are still deficient, there will be new inflammation, so prostate patients are like this, over time the human body will become resistant, the doctor will change the medicine for you, and then repeatedly, constantly change the dressing, and finally there is only one word - cancer. Anti-inflammatory is the root cause, and nourishing the spleen and kidney is the foundation.

It can be used to increase health naturally and cure the root cause.

In order to completely improve chronic prostatitis, it is necessary to eliminate the lipid membrane barrier, open the blocked nozzle, and achieve the three major breakthroughs of interventional ablation. Breakthrough 1: Interventional ablation has a specific dissolving and liquefaction effect on the lipid envelope of the prostate, so that drug ions can enter the prostate tissue without barriers, and remove pathogenic bacteria and microorganisms in the small glandular duct.

Breakthrough 2: The harmful secretions in the blocked small glandular duct are flushed out of the body, and the bacteria in the tube are removed, and various clinical symptoms such as discomfort disappear, and the middle and posterior urethra do not produce heat, no bleeding, and no pain. Breakthrough Three:

The discharge of secretions from the small glandular duct relieves the compression of the nerve, and sexual function is restored. Interventional ablation can make low sexual function, weak erection, impotence, ** recovery, and even significantly improved than before the disease.

We can control it through some drugs, two types of drugs are commonly used, one is receptor blockers, its main principle is to relax the smooth muscle of the posterior urethra, so that the tension of the posterior urethra is reduced, reduce the patient's symptoms, its effect is relatively fast, after eating so many days, the patient will feel it when urinating, and it will become obviously smooth, and there is another class of commonly used, which is the inhibitor of 5 reductase, a typical drug is Proscar, which is taken for a long time, which helps to reduce the volume of this prostate, For the larger this prostate, the more pronounced its effect is. If the drug ** is not satisfied, some minimally invasive surgery can be used to relieve the obstruction of the urinary tract, so that the posterior urethra becomes spacious, so that the patient's urination symptoms can be improved.