Prostatitis
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2019
- A variety of conditions affect the prostate that are collectively known as prostatitis. Acute bacterial prostatitis develops suddenly as the result of infection with bacteria responsible for urinary tract infections. Fever, chills, discharge and difficulty urinating develop along with urgency. Pain centers on the genital area and lower back or abdomen. Treatment with a week or so of antibiotics resolves the problem.
In a small number of cases acute bacterial prostatitis merges into chronic bacterial prostatitis with similar but milder symptoms that fluctuate in severity and continue for months. Treatment with antibiotics less certainly cures the condition.
Asymptomatic prostatitis occurs in men without symptoms whose condition is only incidentally discovered during evaluation for some other condition. These men may be diagnosed while testing for prostate cancer or through semen analysis in pursuit of the reason for infertility.
Unfortunately the most common abnormality known as chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome bedevils large numbers of men who travel from doctor to doctor in search of a cure that continues to evade them. At present it appears bacteria are not integral to the condition. In fact legitimate arguments exist regarding whether the prostate is actually involved in the disease.
Recently the NIH suggested the umbrella term urologic chronic pelvic pain syndrome may be more appropriate since typical symptoms also exist in women. Some suggest that this may be a functional condition in the same family as the chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome and perhaps fibromyalgia.
Symptoms may suggest prostate enlargement with frequency, urgency, weak stream and nighttime urination. Others complain of psychological dysfunction with anxiety and depression. At times prostate tenderness, pelvic soreness and sexual dysfunction may supervene.
Treating such non-specific complaints without obvious pathology is bound to fail. Men typically receive repeated courses of antibiotics or drugs meant to increase urinary flow - Flomax, Uroxatral, Rapaflo. Some receive anti-inflammatory drugs in the naproxen or ibuprofen family. Other popular remedies that offer little benefit include chondroitin sulfate, bioflavonoids, saw palmetto, quercetin and Viagra.
It will take at least several more years before arriving at a clearer understanding of the precise nature of this common condition. For now, the only constant seems to be almost certain exasperation.
We need more research into this problem !
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Thankyou Doctor for your wonderful elaboration on this Topic.
This guy is phenomenal!!
What is your thoughts about The Wise and Anderson protocol (stanford Protocol)
you never mentioned direct injection of antibiotics into the prostate. its done in Europe and Dr. bahn in Cali. please comment on effectiveness as I will go to any Dr. who can help me.
I quit caffeine and it all stopped ...no joke
I had wondered about this myself
I was dx'd with Prostatits. My symptoms were frequent urination. Peeing was actually normal but once I stopped peeing for the next 30 minutes I felt slight burning sensation in my uretha/penis. I urinated often. I had foamy pee which scared me. Thought I had kidney disease. Still do kind of. Still on antiobiotics and waiting for my urology appt. Ironically 10 years ago while training for a marathon I had testicle pain real bad for months. Doctor gave me antibiotics which didn't help at all. Doctor said it could be caused by Pelvic Floor. Pain subsided over time on its own. Wonder if this pain in my urethra is the same condition only impacting a different part of my body. Weird.
I have been doing lots of research.. I still don't know what the difference is between prostatitis and bph.
Prostatitis is inflammation/swelling. BPH is enlargement.
All i know is this condition developed for me literally around a time when I was excessively masturbating for roughly 5 years. There has to be a correlation between that and this condition
does chronic prostatitis elevates PSA?
Anyone had non bacterial chronic prostatitis and pain just below the testicle/scortum???
I suffer from this it's a nightmare ! It went away for 2 year and now has come back ! Feel like ending it ! It's that bad !
Same for me this is 3rd flare up in 4 years and this 1 is by far the worst.
How are you now did it ease up any?
@@jack_knife-1478 any idea how to die without pain
I was diagnosed with Chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS). I tried antibiotics (Apo-doxy 100 mg two per day for 6 weeks) and Alpha blocker (Tamsulosin). The pain was debilitating and unsupportable. I also tried Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory drugs for 3 months but nothing helped to manage the pain. I felt that the veins around testicules were very stiff. I tried Calcium Channel Blocker (amlodipine) and it worked very well for me. The pain disappeared within one hour after taking it. I started with 5mg - two tablets. After two weeks I decreased it to 2.5mg due to reflex tachycardia as a side effect from taking Amlodipine. And added Beta blocker and Telmisartan to manage side effects from Amlodipine. Also made sure that I did not have any constipation (Senikot) because if you have one it might affect your condition by pressing against the area in pain.
@@johnjohn7023 how are you now
You need antibiotics brother.
For Everyone: trust me Guys there is no Non-Bacterial Prostatitis and don't listing to these people talking about therapy and stretch as a cure yes they improve the Symptoms but temporary due to prostate outer message and tissues, all Prostatitis conditions are caused by Bacterial pathogens (fungal, Virus (rare cases and most likely asymptomatic), microorganism). Overall the hardest thing is to diagnose and found the bacterial agents (colonies inside the prostate) which in most cases will filter in the bladder's wall and give a negative urine result also semen analysis mostly will come negative due to bladder's wall in male urinary system (it will come positive only if there are a big bacterial colonies in the prostate). Also the hardest thing is to treat the prostate due to it's anatomic structure (central zone, peripheral zone, transitional zone) it is very hard for antibiotics to penetrate it completely and it can only penetrate it up to 10%-15% is most cases that's why it won't work effectively and kill the bacterial inside it also prostate injection wont work for long time due to prostate and seminal infections also the injection can't penetrate prostate tissues 100% and only penetrate the injected area even. Finally the 100% cure is a a new technology that my dad found because he is a urologist but i will give you a help and this will work in %60 of the cases. follow this:
take Doxycycline twice a day but you must message to prostate with a good force to allow blood flow and let the antibiotics penetrate the prostate tissues and open the blockages caused the inflammation and bacteria. note: the improvement will start after week 6 and can take up to 6 months to cure it 100% but you must follow my instruction daily.
How can we massage p daily
@@drmuhammadirfandaha Hello, you can massage it by your finger or for more details search google and youtube how to massage the prostate gland.
Why doxycycline
@@drmuhammadirfandaha Because the side effect is minimal and works great for long-term use also doxycycline always used for dry eyes inflammation for more than 3 months without any issue.
@@ah9034 Well trust me the bacteria and/or fungal could be from anywhere in the body and transfer to the prostate through blood circulation, so if you inject the prostate without treating the source (inside the body) using good oral antibiotic then you did no thing and the problem will persist.
There is new research that suggests a link between low testosterone and prostatitis. I have both and just started testosterone replacement therapy. I pray it helps.
How did it work out
Hello there, I am 77 years old, and just had a biopsia that was negative, what concerns me is my PSA 21.6. Many trips to the bathroom, specially during the day. Does the high PSA is an indicates propensity to Cancer? Or, am I destined to take medicine the rest of my life?
That PSA is very high. Probably a severe infection, or yes... The worst thing
i take the super prostate suppliment and it seems to be working
DR I am in desperate need to find a way to alleviate my symptoms and find the cure to prostatitis. I have perianal pain burning urethra very painful ejaculation, urgency to urinate. The urologist said that I have a tender prostate and gave me cipro for 20 days and helped a little but than he switch it to doxycicline but it did not help. I am only 31 and I cannot go on with this pain please help!
Have you tried alpha blockers?
To my luck I am suffering from a horrible heartburn and abdominal burning 24 7 and I cannot take any pill or anything.. but I read alpha blockers dont take prostate pain they only help you urinate better.
@@paulojustinianookubo Alpha blockers can relieve prostate pain as the muscles around the prostate relax. Three year ago I was struck by this unknown disease (I do not believe it is the prostate) and a healthy diet, breathing deep and the biggest one of all EXERCISE has helped greatly. You should join the "Prostatitis" group on Facebook. We can all listen to your concerns there and give you good advice.
What is your group name on facebook? Also how are you doing now days?
@@paulojustinianookubo It's called Prostatitis. It currently has 1,162 members. I'm doing much better! It takes time to heal this thing but it is possible. I'll be happy to share any knowledge that I have with you in the group. We all want to help those still suffering. Cheers, man.
Been suffering badly for 9 years. Im 28 now. Tried antibiotics for 6 weeks, 5 times. Anti inflamitory drugs, Beta blockers, anti depressive medications no progress what so ever.. tried physioterapy for 5 years and still nothing! MRI finally showed varicose vein in my pelvic area and my doctor said I could have something called pelvic congestion syndrom. Chronic pressure from the deep pelvic-abdomen veins. What the hell can I do about that? I have hard flaccid and pelvic dysfunction as well..
What are ur symptoms
@@anshuls8861 chronic and heavy pain in the perenium area and genitals. Its so bad that I cant work anymore. Way smaller penis than normal and erection is weaker. Over the years I have got more pain in my abdomen, lower back and hips as well. I have thought the problem have been muscle dysfunction and prostate problems, I have tried all kind of training and stretching with no progress.. when I first got this problem at the age of 19 I was in the shape of my life but at the same time over training (most likely) with alot of stress and bad sexual habits... it might be the bloodsupply to my pelvis that is injured or dysfunctional.. I will get the answer soon!
@@MrChriz333 because of rigorous exercise in gym?
@@anshuls8861 yes heavy deadlifting and over mastrubation.. same year I was in i lot of stress with a 10 hour job outside in the freezing cold winter while training 5-6 days a week. That one year might have ruined my hole life..
You need iv antibiotics , I was cured
Had pelvic pain in anus 25 years after a fall now I've got heal pain shoulder s central sentization to me very hard
Did we found the cause? Im suffering from this, started with infection after unprotected sex, doctor gave doxy and cipro then the infection was gone partially but it left these permanent symptoms! Burning all day, pain, tip redness, testicle pain, swollen etc.
Im25 and im suffering from prostate issues and now i can realize that the main cause is excessive ejaculation and the treatment should target the central nerve system by doing daily exercises combined with a healthy diet
how are u
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you have point
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Thanks for the info doc but I still feel like I'm dying
I quit caffeine and it all stopped
@@CarlPan14 I just don't eat or drink anymore
Ummm thats a little drastic
@@CarlPan14 I'm just goofing around my doc prescribed Flomax and everything went away
@@MightyistheRCGamer so just the flomax did the job for you? How long did it take for it to relieve you if your symptoms? I just took my first dose of flomax last night so I’m trying to be optimistic as antibiotics up until this point hasn’t done anything to help me
its a pelvic floor muscles problem
Do you get pain after bowel movement ? Just asking because I do and it's really really painful!😩
@@jack_knife-1478 it's because your stool presses to your prostate during bowel movement
@@jack_knife-1478 just one YAG laser(infra red) therapy to your prostate can end your agony in just 2 days....find an urologist who does this
Muscles tightening problem. Cold weather makes it worst.
Stress
Trimerhropin one month cured my symptoms. Had very bad pain anal. Penis and burning sensation stopped passing urine had to be drained to relieve the pain
Isn't that Bactrim?
CPPS
- Antibiotics dont fix it
- Fibromyalgia like symptoms ( body and muscle pain)
- no scan can find it
- usually develops in men over 30
- younger men and teenagers are now reporting it (more computers = more porn= more mastrubation)
Muscular dysfunction from traumatic overmasturbation leading to a spasmic or cramped pelvic floor muscles. Myofascial trigger points happen and a muscle pain cycle continues until treated.
- Men in the 1800s believed it was due to masturbation. They were probably right.
Urologists dont treat muscles. People think that just because the problem is down in the private parts or genital zone that urologists are the one to visit. NO! The levator ani or pelvic floor muscles are just like any other skeletal muscle in the body. They have a hell of a lot more nerve innervations and routes tho.
CPPS = pelvic floor muscle dysfunction
@@spoziscool you are right all prostatitis are bacterial and "non-bacterial" prostatitis is a misdiagnose disease and poorly understood by Medical Practitioners and Doctors !
You should get millions of 👍 up of clear explanation
Sometimes I have pain when I ejaculate and it also happens shortly after I ejaculate when I need to pee. Of course, I was concerned so I turned to Google. It turned out I might have prostate cancer. Can someone please educate me about what might actually be happening?
Avoid alcohol, cigarettes, caffeine, spinach foods. Just kill me now. Those are all the good things in life
For those that suffer this look up high resistant starches. These are the answer you're looking for. It all stems gut bio being imbalanced. Good luck folks.
Please cut you give us more explanation. Thank you 🙏
Search DCT resistance stretching
I agree with you
I always pity prostatitis patients because of my previous experience about the disease, when my brother-in-law was diagnosed with it, we spent a lot of money taking him from one hospital to another. Before we came in contact with one physician that prescribed SULFA-P ALISHECH for him, he said it an Israeli prostatitis medication and after some months of taking the drug, his prostatitis cured.
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