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How To Stay Away From Non-bacterial Prostatitis?

Non-bacterial prostatitis is different from other type of prostatitis, its causes are complicated and mysterious which makes it more difficult to be cured. Patients with the disease usually have to live with severe pain and discomfort. Though there are many treatments for non-bacterial prostatitis, not all patients can have a radical cure by taking these treatments. Since its hard to treat the disease, it’s essential to take measures to prevent it. Here are 5 preventions that you need to know.

Massage the perineum with a moderate degree
It’s better to do the massage both in the morning and evening and every time for ten minutes is enough. Do not put too much strength on it while massaging. If we can do it consistently, we can improve the blood circulation of prostate greatly by ourselves. 

Drink water frequently
The most basic and also the simplest is to drink water because it can dilute blood and urine. Prostate is located in the upper part of urethral canal. We all know that the more water, the more frequent urination, thus promoting the metabolism and protecting the prostate from being disturbed by inflammation. But at the same time, do not suppress the urine. Frequently suppression of urination will lead to negative stimulation to prostate.

Avoid spicy food
It’s very important to enjoy delicious food, but the more important thing is to keep our prostate healthy. So, don’t have spicy food too often. If possible, stop smoking and drinking and keep a healthy diet.

Avoid having sex too frequently
Too frequent sexual life can make the prostate under the state hyperaemia for a long time, and so can the excessive masturbation. Under this kind of constant state of congetion, prostate is at a higher risk of getting inflammation.

Keep exercising
Doing exercise is an efficient way to strengthen our immunity and improve the blood circulation of prostate and a good mood can also do some help to the health of it. 

The preventions mentioned above are helpful for staying away from non-bacterial prostatitis if you persist to taking the measures. The preventions can also enhance the immunity and resistance. In addition to the preventions, males also need to pay attention to the treatment of the disease. Once infected, the timely and proper treatment in needed. Since antibiotics have side effects and drug resistance, they are not suitable for curing this disease. There is a new herbal medication called Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill, it has proven to have good curative effect on curing non-bacterial prostatitis. It has no side effects so patients can have a continuous treatment.  

If you want to consult about you disease and condition, you can send an e-mail to Dr. Lee, who has 30 years of experiences on curing the urogenital system diseases:
herbalistlee@yahoo.com
wuhandrlee@hotmail.com



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