The most effective folk remedies for prostate

Chronic prostatitis is an insidious disease. His transition to a state of forgiveness makes the patient feel euphoric and fully healed. Refusal to continue treatment is fraught with new exacerbations of the disease, the appearance of cystitis, kidney failure, and the development of prostate inflammation in a malignant form.

To prevent these consequences, experienced urologists recommend that patients do not stop fighting the disease, but continue to treat chronic prostatitis with folk remedies.

Traditional Ingredients

Treatment of prostatitis with folk remedies has been and is required for many reasons. First, they are time-tested and second, most of them are cheaper than modern drug therapy. However, it is not accurate to compare the effectiveness of herbal and pharmaceutical treatment, as the latter is always an advantage. The role of herbal medicines is reduced not so much to get rid of the disease as to alleviate its symptoms.

Popular remedies for prostatitis are not just herbal preparations and other herbal remedies. Also used in home medicine:

• various beekeeping products (apitherapy);
• natural non-vegetable substances;
• massage;
• exercise;
• heating, compresses.

Phytopreparations and other medications for the treatment of prostatitis at home should only be purchased at pharmacies. For self-collecting plants, you should have sufficient knowledge and be confident in the medicinal properties of the collected plants. Traditional methods of treating prostatitis are effective only when the herbal remedies, properly collected and properly prepared, are used in them.

As a result of biochemical research conducted, individual ingredients of popular prescriptions have already been included in the composition of modern certified medicines.

Using popular recipes requires caution. Their impact on the human body can lead to the appearance of allergy symptoms, increased pressure, impaired functioning of the gastrointestinal tract and the like. The choice of alternative treatments should be left to the attending physician.

Greens, vegetables and herbs in the fight against prostatitis

Home treatment for prostatitis mainly involves the use of herbal remedies. It should be borne in mind that herbal medicines are a symptomatic measure. Helps relieve symptoms, including difficulty urinating, weakened erectile function, pain in the pelvic area.

When, with the help of a doctor, the patient has already determined how to get rid of prostatitis at home, you should buy all the necessary ingredients (they should be indicated in the prescription), after which you can treat prostatitis inhome without any problems.

Parsley seeds have long been used for prostatitis. In addition to the diuretic effect, this drug can reduce inflammation in acute prostatitis and relieve symptoms in chronic prostatitis. They, like stems and all other parts of the plant, contain flavonoids. The seeds should be ground and poured boiling water in the proportion of one glass of water for 1. 5 tablespoons of parsley seed powder, after 15 minutes the infusion is ready, drink 4 times a day for one tablespoon.

Parsley can be used as a remedy for prostatitis by grinding fresh stalks and leaves and then squeezing them. You should take a tablespoon of such parsley juice 30 minutes before the meal. If you erode the root of the plant, then half the amount of juice will be enough. With such a treatment, it should be borne in mind that excessive fluid intake can have side effects on the liver and kidneys. To prevent the disease, it is enough to add parsley to the dishes every day. Healing remedies from these herbs help in such an unpleasant symptom as incomplete emptying of the bladder.

Treating prostatitis at home is impossible to imagine without pumpkin. Wasshte used in all kinds of foods, boiled porridge from pumpkin pulp, ate seeds and made butter from them. The latter drug is considered one of the most effective in the fight against male infertility and inflammation of the prostate gland. You can simply eat pumpkin porridge and rice with the addition of honey and nuts, but as an option, you can eat pumpkin seeds (only in their raw form - they lose their healing properties when fried). Eating raw pumpkin seeds daily is very beneficial for treating chronic prostatitis in men and also prevents prostate inflammation.

Traditional prostatitis medicine recommends onions and garlic. The content of a large amount of vitamins, antihypertensive and antimicrobial substances makes these vegetables essential for the male diet. You can prepare garlic cloves. Mix with honey and pour boiled water in proportion to 1/3 clove of garlic and an incomplete teaspoon of honey in 200 ml of water (glass), after 5 minutes, filter and apply. This is a very effective home remedy for prostatitis. If a man has chronic prostatitis, you should eat green onions and garlic daily, adding them to salads with vitamins or fried eggs.

Treatment of prostatitis in men with folk remedies is also possible with the help of turmeric. Known as a spice, turmeric is an excellent antibacterial agent. Finely chopped root fill with water at the rate of one glass of water for 2 tablespoons of turmeric, drink half a glass a day.

When treating prostatitis with folk remedies, individual sensitivity should be considered. As effective as remedies are, they can be dangerous in terms of side effects.

If we talk about turmeric, then, unlike parsley, it can not be consumed every day and, moreover, in large quantities, as it can cause dysbiosis (this spice affects the intestinal microflora of the bodyof man). Turmeric is used with caution to treat prostatitis in men at home, if there is a history of diabetes mellitus, glaucoma, high blood pressure and any problems with the cardiovascular system. If a man has suffered a stroke, then it is better to choose another popular remedy for treating prostatitis.

An effective therapy for chronic prostatitis is also provided by medicines made from dried nettle. Infusions and decoctions of it affect the hormonal background and the inflammatory process in the prostate gland. When diagnosed with chronic prostatitis, traditional medicine uses dioica nettle seeds according to the following recipe: they should be poured with dry wine (in a proportion of 0. 5 liters of wine in 5 tablespoons of dried seeds), heated in a water bath (the water should be hot but not boiling) for 5 minutes, then cool and, after you have exhausted it, drink 2 tablespoons before bed.

Some popular recipes recommend the application of freshly cut nettles in the perineal area: it's supposed to cause bleeding and thus help treat chronic prostatitis. However, the formic acid in the stinging cells of freshly harvested nettles can cause burns and an allergic reaction.

Preparations of reactive nettles are contraindicated in renal failure and prone to edema, in case of circulatory disorders (varicose veins) and inflammatory vascular diseases (thrombophlebitis).

Echinacea juice has long been used for medicinal purposes, as well as tinctures in the seeds and crushed roots of the plant. Echinacea purpurea stimulates the immune system, supports the body's defenses and aids in healing against bacterial and viral infections. You can buy ready-made tincture at the pharmacy. When the prostate gland becomes inflamed, take a teaspoon of tincture every two hours, and chronic forgiving prostate is treated with echinacea juice drink.

Blueberries are widely used for prostatitis. Berries can be eaten raw or made into cranberry-based drinks. This medicine is very effective when the first signs of the disease appear. You can also make preparations from cranberry, in particular, jam. This is one of the ways to treat prostatitis at home in winter when fresh blueberries are hard to get. From fresh berries, you can also make a tincture: a glass of vodka is taken per 100 g of berries (do not grind berries! ), Dishes are placed for 2 weeks in a dark place. You should take a teaspoon after meals 3 times a day. Cranberry juice and jelly can be eaten daily. Cranberry juice treatment is contraindicated in case of increased acidity of gastric juice, as well as in the case of gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.

But the most effective drugs for treating prostatitis with folk remedies deal with the combined use of medicinal herbs. This is especially true for herbal teas. However, if herbal preparations are used in conjunction with traditional pharmacology, it should always be borne in mind that traditional methods may weaken or enhance the effect of the pharmacopoeia. Sometimes it becomes dangerous to health.

For all the undoubted benefits of home medicine, one cannot perceive it as a medicine and a miracle that can be cured quickly and forever. Traditional pharmaceuticals are clearly more effective. In addition, the tips you complete on how to cure prostatitis permanently with the help of traditional medicine should be taken with healthy skepticism, as it is hardly possible to recover, for example, from chronic inflammation of the prostate gland, especially after 60 years. Another thing is that with proper use of medicinal herbs, the prostate may not grow in size, and the symptoms of the disease are milder.

Treatment with honey and bee products

Propolis is a unique product used in most popular recipes in addition to treating prostatitis. It is a natural antibiotic, has beneficial effects on the immune system, prevents the development of infections and has analgesic properties. In the treatment of chronic prostatitis, the use of a tincture or rectal suppositories is recommended. Both forms of medicine can be made independently.

To prepare the tincture, place 10 g of crushed propolis in a glass container, pour 250 ml of medical alcohol diluted to a concentration of 75%, or use vodka, close the container tightly and place in a cool dark place for10 days.

The drug is taken daily on an empty stomach, diluting the required dose of the drug in 200 ml of warm milk. Moreover, on the first day of admission, this dose is 10 drops. Every 2 days, it increases by 3 points. The course of treatment is established for 20 days. On the last day of admission, the dose of the medicine will be 40 drops.

Initial components of rectal suppositories:

• given pork fat - 100 g;
• propolis - 30 g;
• natural wax - 25 g.

Melt the fat in a water bath, stirring, add the chopped propolis. To achieve a uniform consistency of the composition and add crushed wax to it. After the wax is completely dissolved, remove the solid inclusions from the melt and cool. Cut the frozen melt into thin strips. Form cylindrical candles each 30 mm long and 10 mm in diameter, which should be stored in the refrigerator.

When performing treatment, it is recommended that you use suppositories prepared daily for 30 days before bedtime, trying to insert them deeper into the rectum. In case of remission of the disease or during prophylaxis, it is advisable to reduce the frequency of use of suppositories to twice a week.

Apitherapy (treatment with bee waste products) should be used only after an allergy test. It is known that honey, propolis and so on can often cause an allergic reaction.

Honey is used both in pure form and with other medicines. Can be mixed with:

• blueberries;
• chopped parsley (greens, roots);
• carrot juice;
• pumpkin seeds twisted in a meat grinder etc.

Pumpkin Seeds

Traditional methods of treating chronic prostatitis with pumpkin seeds are recognized as effective by most representatives of official medicine. This is due to the fact that, as research has shown, seeds contain a significant amount of trace elements (zinc, manganese, molybdenum, iron), organic acids, healthy fats and vitamins A, E, D.

These ingredients improve the course of metabolic processes in the prostate, increase male reproductive ability, and the recently discovered delta-7-sterol acts on the seminal vesicles and the prostate itself, suppressing the inflammatory process and activating the genitourinary system, leading to eliminationfull of symptoms of the disease. . . .

Peeled pumpkin seeds are not as effective as treating chronic prostatitis. They retain the necessary concentration of nutrients and their medicinal properties only in a living form, unrefined and not subject to pre-heat treatment.

The simplest and least troublesome way to prepare a medicine for treating chronic prostatitis is powder. Using a homemade grinder (coffee grinder, blender or meat grinder), pumpkin seeds are turned into flour. The therapeutic course is one month. Method of application: 1 tablespoon of the drug 2 times a day before meals.

To increase the effectiveness of the treatment, it is recommended to drink the dry preparation with water, in which 2-3 teaspoons of honey have been previously dissolved. The course of treatment is one month.

For those with a sweet tooth, you can use the recipe to make pumpkin balls, according to which you need to mix 500 g of pumpkin seed flour with 200 g of honey, and then cool the resulting composition to a paste consistency inrefrigerator. Once the required density is reached, mold balls with a diameter of 1, 5-2 cm from the resulting dough, which are further stored in the refrigerator.

Instructions for use: dilute one ball at a time before breakfast. The course of treatment is at least 30 days. Positive treatment results when using pumpkin seeds with honey appear within one and a half to two weeks after starting treatment.

Horse Chestnut

Another great recipe for a remedy for chronic prostatitis is horse chestnut bark tincture. Low toxicity, the presence of active ingredients in the drug (fraxin, esculin and excin) led to its widespread use in official medicine in the treatment of many diseases. Horse chestnut bark tincture relieves inflammation and swelling, improves blood circulation, eliminates venous blood stasis, which has a beneficial effect on the condition of the prostate gland.

To prepare the tincture, you will need 25 g of crushed bark and 250 g of alcohol diluted to a concentration of 75%, or vodka. The prepared peel is poured into a glass container, poured with alcohol and allowed to brew for 21 days in a cool dark place. Periodically, the tincture should be shaken. Before use, the liquid is cleaned by passing through several layers of gauze.

When collecting raw materials for the preparation of medicine, you should not use chestnuts collected on city streets or near highways and industrial facilities.

Method of use: tincture is taken 10-15 drops 2 times a day, in the morning and in the evening after meals. The therapeutic course of admission should not exceed 14 days. After 30 days, it is recommended to repeat the course of treatment.

In regions where horse chestnut does not grow, you can use a standard pharmaceutical preparation, which, in addition to chestnut extract, contains thiamine chloride (a source of vitamin B1).

Aloe

Aloe, or agave, is a favorite herb of traditional healers. Its medicinal properties have long been known by experienced pediatricians and therapists. Biochemical studies have shown that aloe juice, in addition to a whole bunch of vitamins (A, C, E, H, P, P1) and amino acids, contains protein structures and enzymes that can eliminate inflammatory processes of various etiologies, and the composition ofanthraquinones contained in it by their nature- good anesthetics. Protease, emodin and akemanani, included in the plant, provide the ability to effectively fight neoplasms.

This is why agave occupies a special place in the list of recipes that allow you to cure chronic prostatitis with folk remedies. The simplest of these is to chew the leaves of the plant on an empty stomach every day, before taking breakfast. For treatment, use the older, fleshy leaves, located closer to the base. Before use, the leaf should be thoroughly washed and, after cutting the side thorns, divided into several fragments 3-4 cm long. Fragments of unused leaves can be stored in the refrigerator by placing them in a paper bag before their subsequent use. The therapeutic course of admission is 30 days.

Of course, chewing an aloe leaf on an empty stomach will not give a person a pleasant taste. But there are also softer traditional methods of treatment using this plant. Particularly popular among urologists is the method of treatment using aloe infusion with honey with the addition of Cahors.

The following ingredients are included in the medicinal product:

• fresh aloe leaves, finely chopped - 0, 5 kg;
• bee honey (linden or buckwheat) - 0, 5 l;
• Cahors - 0, 5 l.

The selection and processing of plant leaves is done as in the first recipe. All ingredients are thoroughly mixed in a glass container and placed in the refrigerator for 10 days. The resulting infusion is filtered through several layers of gauze.

Take pre-meal infusion 3 times daily as follows:

• Week 1 - 1 teaspoon each;
• Week 2 - 1 tablespoon each.

According to urologists, the method described has allowed many patients to get rid of chronic prostatitis within two weeks.

Exercises and massages

To prevent the recurrence of a cured prostate, you should regularly do simple exercises that will help maintain good health. In the morning, waking up, you should lie on your back and bend your knees, pulling them to your chest. Even 5 minutes in this position is a good prevention of prostatitis. You should do this exercise no more than 20 minutes.

Squats, which should be included in morning exercises, help the prostate. The day ends with a walk in the fresh air. Those who walk a lot suffer from prostatitis much less often than drivers and men who lead a sedentary lifestyle.

Also, any man can massage the perineum independently in the morning, 5 minutes is enough. But a procedure such as prostate massage is done only by specialists. Hardly possible to do this yourself.

Bath for prostate

A visit to the spa has a healing effect on patients with chronic prostatitis, provided that the husband:

• does not use contrast treatments (alternating heat and cold);
• has not been in the steam room for a long time.

For other forms of prostate inflammation, washing procedures should be handled with care. Doctors generally recommend visiting the bathroom only during the remission period, in other cases there is a risk of your condition worsening.

It is very good to drink a decoction of medicinal herbs (chamomile, sage, St. John's wort) after bath. At the pharmacy, you can buy special herbal teas that are drunk after washing. You can combine bath procedures with medicinal microclysters based on herbal medicines.

Home medicine can be very effective as an adjunct, but the question of whether prostate inflammation can be cured by home remedies alone cannot be answered in the affirmative. As good as traditional medicine is, pharmacology is always more effective. Some patients only need surgery, which cannot be replaced with herbal medicine and other similar methods. And in any case, therapy with folk remedies must be approved by a doctor. You should contact him urgently if, during the process of using non-traditional methods of treatment, his health condition has deteriorated.