Folk remedies for prostatitis

Many men are interested in how to treat prostatitis effectively and quickly at home.

It’s no secret that members of the stronger sex avoid communicating with doctors, so treating prostatitis with folk remedies doesn’t go away as a relevant topic.

It turns out that he can solve such a delicate problem on his own without having to seek the help of surgeons and pharmacists.

The experience of many people shows that getting rid of annoying symptoms and curing prostatitis on their own is quite real. Of course, you must first consult a urologist, and in the future - a competent approach.

Home treatment

Unfortunately, men often hesitate and delay the visit of a specialist until the last. The disease becomes neglected or chronic at this time.

Needless to say, how dangerous is such frivolity to health? Hurry to make an appointment if you are worried about the first signs of prostatitis:

• discomfort in the lumbar region;
• painful, difficult urination;
• weakened erection, decreased potency, premature ejaculation;
• rapid fatigue, increased nervousness.

TOP most effective tool

Herbs

How to treat prostatitis with plants if the disease is in the early stages or has gone into remission?

• Parsley.All parts of the plant are used - roots, seeds and leaves. You can make a simple tincture from the seeds and roots, just pour 1 tablespoon of raw material with 100 ml of boiling water. The infusion is given within 24 hours. As for the leaves, they are used to make herbal juice (it is recommended to drink fresh).
• sage.In the perineum and genitals, inflammation of the prostate often causes painful sensations. You can relieve the pain by eating a little dry wormwood and drinking it with water. The herb should be used every 2-3 hours, food intake does not matter. This "bitter" therapy is effective in the first two days of exacerbation. The patient can then make a decoction from a mixture of wormwood and thyme (1 part wormwood to 4 parts thyme). You will need 250 ml of water for one tablespoon of the mixture. Drink the finished broth for 20 months, 20 ml three times a day, 30 minutes before meals.
• Bloodweed.Please note that you only need one drop of juice, which must be diluted with a glass of warm water. The initial dose is 10 drops (taken by mouth) and the dose should be increased by 1 drop daily. The maximum dose is 40 drops, at which point the man can continue treatment for an additional 14 days without exceeding the dose. Another popular recipe for microclimate from celandine: 1 tablespoon of dry leaves should be poured over 2 glasses of water and bring to a boil. The solution should then be cooled to room temperature and the purification procedures performed.
• Tincture from the mixture. . . The flowers of the climber, hazelnut leaves, horseradish, chamomile and wormwood should be taken in equal parts and boiled water poured. The tincture takes only a few hours to prepare. Tinctures are usually drunk 1-2 times a day, half an hour before meals, 1-2 tablespoons.

Pumpkin seeds

Vitamins, micro- and macroelements strengthen the male body, prevent the development of the disease and contribute to the rapid recovery of prostatitis.

This traditional medicine helps stop the inflammation of the prostate, frees the urinary system from congestion and removes excess urine from the bladder. The seeds prevent the development of a chronic form of the disease.

Ease of use is one of the advantages of pumpkin seeds. Only 30-40 pieces a day is an excellent prevention of diseases of the male urogenital system.

Several recipes have been developed to help men treat prostatitis:

1. Pumpkin with honey balls. . . Take a kilogram of pumpkin seeds and wrap them in a meat grinder, then mix the ground seeds with honey (2 glasses required). The resulting mixture should be left in the refrigerator for 2 hours. From the cooled mixture of honey and pumpkin seeds, small balls (about 1. 5 cm in diameter) can be formed and left to cool. A delicious folk remedy for prostatitis is used as a sweet, with the difference that the ball must be eaten half an hour before a meal. Treatment usually lasts once a year for a month.
2. Pumpkin powder. . . The pumpkin seeds should be dried and ground into a flour with a blender or coffee grinder. Then take the powder twice a day with plenty of water. The therapeutic course is recommended to be performed every six months.

Please keep in mind that the seeds should be unpeeled to help preserve the maximum amount of nutrients.

Onion

Gourmets in home medicine consider onions and peel to be one of the best folk remedies for prostatitis. There are a number of "bulbous" ways to improve the condition of your prostate.

• The male genitals will be grateful if a man eats a small head of onion along with feathers every day.
• You can also make a decoction from the washed onion peel. Boil the shell in boiling water for 5 minutes and then allow to stand. Then filter the broth and drink 1 tablespoon three times a day for a month.
• Only three small light bulbs represent salvation in the development of acute inflammation of the prostate. It is enough to grate the onion on a fine grater and pour three glasses of boiling water and cook for 24 hours. It is recommended to take 50 ml of onion tincture every hour.
• Let’s not forget the onion seeds: they are very effective in treating the prostate gland. The ripe seeds are dried, ground, mixed with honey (1: 1) and stored in the refrigerator. It is advisable to take 1 teaspoon of the mixture three times a day after a meal.
• At the end of the day, we can drink freshly squeezed onion juice with honey - it's a real "bomb" of active ingredients.

Mummy

This organic product has long been used to get rid of prostatitis. Its advantages are:

• reduction (and in the future - complete disappearance) of inflammation;
• dullness of pain in the pelvic area;
• improving the condition of the urogenital system.

The most famous use of mummy is to take 0. 2 g of product with fruit juice (such as sea buckthorn, carrot or blueberry) twice a day.

After 10 days, the dose increases to 0. 4 g, and after the next 10 days the dose becomes 0. 6 g (the intake lasts for another 10 days).

This is followed by a seven-day break and a new one-month course.

Honey and beekeeping products

The prostate is easy to heal with honey if one is not allergic to the fruits of bee labor. You should not expect quick results from honey therapy, but such treatment will definitely benefit the body.

Honey is a unique gift of nature that strengthens and heals the human body. Because of this, honey is part of many tinctures and decoctions, found in almost every second folk cure for men to treat prostatitis.

Propolis tincture is widely known among the people and is also used to treat chronic prostatitis. Making the tincture is not difficult: grind 100 g of propolis on a grater and mix with 200 ml of alcohol (96%).

The mixture is placed in a glass jar for one week, which should be shaken regularly. When the tincture is ready, filter and leave in the refrigerator. The product should be consumed in 1 tablespoon about 2 hours before bedtime.

Pollen should not be forgotten because it is a source of many vitamins and minerals a man needs. There is no need to invent special recipes to use pollen.

It is enough to consume 1-2 teaspoons of the product three times a day and the perineum tension decreases. Pollen improves glandular blood circulation and normalizes sexual activity. Regular use of pollen prevents the disease from returning.

Even the bodies of dead bees are used to treat the prostate. Podmore is part of many powders, ointments, tinctures and decoctions. The recipes are available to everyone. An excellent stew against prostatitis is obtained from the uterine worm: 100 g of product are poured into boiling water and left to stand for a quarter of an hour. The steamed podmort should be cooled slightly, then squeezed and applied to the sore spot.

Perga, i. e. bee bread, strengthens the potency and prevents the development of the inflammatory process. Perga treatment lasts for 2-3 months (the patient takes 1 teaspoon on an empty stomach), followed by a break of one month and a repeat course.

Homemade rectal remedies

At home, any man can make rectal suppositories to heal the prostate. Suppositories are usually adjuncts to mainstream therapy.

They fight inflammation of the prostate, have an analgesic effect and help the affected organ recover.

How are candles made?

1. A small amount of propolis (about 7-8 g) should be frozen so that it can be ground later.
2. 20 g of cocoa butter are melted in a water bath and mixed with crushed propolis.
3. In addition, the resulting mixture is used to make compact candles 1. 5 to 2 inches long, of which about 10 to 12 should come out.
4. The device is applied rectally for 2-3 months before bedtime (with a one-month break between courses).

There is another recipe for making candles:

1. Take 100 ml of pumpkin seed oil and 100 ml of propolis extract and place the products in a water bath until the alcohol has evaporated.
2. To the molten mixture was added 5 ml of tea tree or pine oil, and candles were formed, which were also used at bedtime.

Clay therapy

Clay is used in the treatment of prostatitis with folk remedies in the diseased area. The healing clay is sold in any pharmacy, usually diluted with water to a very dense sour cream consistency.

1. To wrap, you need a linen or cotton cloth in which to place a clay cake.
2. The appliqué should cover the lower abdomen, the barrier, the base of the scrotum and the anus, a woolen cloth is required to keep warm.
3. The compress should be kept on the body for about two hours, and it is best to spend this time under the blanket.
4. After using the clay, wash it off with warm water and dry it thoroughly.

Keep in mind that prostate pain can get worse during the procedure, but don’t worry. Gourmets of traditional medicine claim that this is just a side effect of active recovery of damaged cells.

Softwood baths

Inflammation of the prostate is associated with the development of a bacterial infection, and the hot pine bath has a remarkable antimicrobial effect. Besides that:

• eliminates pain and relieves inflammation;
• restores gland secretion;
• improves urine flow.

The coniferous concentrate is prepared as follows: Pour 200 g of pine, spruce or cedar with 2 liters of boiling water and cook on low heat for 2-3 hours. Most of the water will evaporate and the broth will be an extract.

Compotes and juices

For many diseases, it is recommended to drink plenty of fluids, and in case of prostatitis, large amounts of fluid activate blood flow and lymphatic circulation.

An adult man should drink 2 to 3 liters of fluid during the day.

It is better to prefer unsweetened compote, natural juices, non-carbonated drinking water and tea.

Packaged juices can be found in all supermarkets but are not used and can damage the debilitated body. Homemade juices are another matter.

They contain all the vitamins and minerals, neutralize the negative factors that cause the development of the disease, and strengthen the immune system.

A person with prostatitis should drink cucumber, beetroot, carrot or asparagus juice. You can do some culinary creativity and invent your own blend of fresh juice.

Juices from pumpkin, pomegranate, tomato and birch, as well as compotes made from dried fruits, are considered useful.

Conclusion

Folk remedies for prostatitis are popular, but the drugs offer a number of innovative medicines. Making the right decision is a smart, holistic approach.