Homoeopathic Treatments for Prostatitis

What is Prostatitis? 

It is the inflammation of the prostate gland. An infection or a variety of other factors could cause inflammation. The prostate gland is located around the urethra, which is the tube through the body that urine and semen leave the body. This gland’s main function is to produce seminal liquid to allow sperm to flow through the bladder. Visit Spring Homeopathy for complete information about homoeopathy treatment for prostatitis.

Different types of prostatitis

1. Acute bacterial Prostatitis

2. Chronic bacterial Prostatitis

3. Chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome

4. Asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis

What are some possible causes of prostatitis?

The doctors at Spring Homeopathy explains that bacteria that can transmit to the prostate gland through the urinary tract, lymphatic extension, or direct spread from the rectum can cause prostatitis. Other sexually transmitted organisms such as HIV, Chlamydia, and Neisseria gonorrhoeae can also cause prostatitis. Other bacteria that can cause infection include the same bacteria found in urinary tract infections like Escherichia Coli. In some cases, however, the cause of prostatitis has not been identify.

What are the risks associated with prostatitis?

According to the doctors at Spring Homeopathy, prostatitis can occur in any age group but is more common in young men and middle-aged men. Prostatitis can also be cause by other factors, such as:

• Prostatitis history in the past
• Recent urinary tract infection
• Recent use of a catheter for urinary or urologic purposes
• Increased prostate gland
• Local pelvic trauma/injury
• Dehydration

What are the symptoms and signs of prostatitis?

Some many signs and symptoms can be associate with prostatitis, depending on the cause. They can appear gradually or quickly, depending on the cause. Sometimes they even improve rapidly. However, the symptoms can persist for many months. This is especially common with chronic prostatitis. These are the most common signs of prostatitis.

• Urine containing blood
• Frequent, painful or difficult urination
• Urethral discharge
• Lower back, groin, and rectal pain
• Painful ejaculation
• Fever
• Body aches

What are the diagnostic criteria for prostatitis?

Prostatitis is usually diagnose by health care professionals who analyze a sample of urine and conduct an examination to examine the prostate gland. The digital rectal exam is use to examine the prostate gland and detect any abnormalities. The doctor may collect and test some prostatic fluid.

These are just a few of the additional tests your doctor may order.

If you have persistent urinary tract infections or prostatitis, your doctor might need to examine your genitourinary system to identify any anatomic abnormalities that could make you more susceptible to infection.

What are the treatments for prostatitis?

Prostatitis treatment depends on the cause and type. Supportive care, pain control and close monitoring with your doctor are all necessary for any type of prostatitis. Some cases may require hospitalization. The most commonly used treatment options include Antibiotics and Anti-inflammatory medication, Alpha-blockers as well as warm sitz baths and Prostate massage. You may be advise by your doctor to change your lifestyle. Avoiding alcohol, caffeine, and spicy foods is one example of lifestyle change. It is also recommend that you stop riding horses or cycling until your condition improves.

What homoeopathy remedies are available for prostatitis

Homoeopathy is consider one of the best alternative therapies for prostatitis, especially for chronic or chronic pelvic pain syndromes. Homoeopathy is based upon the idea that a small amount of a substance may cause the same symptoms in healthy people. This helps to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes and restores good health.

Prostatitis is the most common homoeopathy treatment:

• Sabal serrulata: This homoeopathic remedy can be very beneficial for patients suffering from difficult urination, or burning sensations during urination.
• Pulsatilla: This homoeopathic medicine is used to treat pain in the prostate following urination, as well as sharp pains in this area that extend into the bladder or pelvis.
• Chimaphilla umbellate: This homoeopathic remedy is very effective in cases of soreness or irritation in the prostate gland area, particularly if it is being used while sitting.
• Kali chromium: This homoeopathic medicine is recommended for men suffering from prostate pain, especially if they feel the need to stand still to get relief.

Homoeopathy Treatment for Lichen Planus

Lichen planus, a persistent, recurring rash, is caused primarily by inflammation of the skin and mucous. These can appear as small, flat-topped bumps with many sides that then grow into large, rough, and scaly plaques.

Other diseases of altered immunity can also cause lichen planus, such as ulcerative colitis and vitiligo. Hepatitis C virus infection has been linked to this health problem.

Risk factors and causes of lichen planus:

The exact cause of lichen Planus is unknown. Patients with lichen planus that is severe are more likely than others to be infected by the hepatitis C virus. It is not known if the virus causes lichen planus in these cases.

Other possible causes of lichen planus

• An eruption that looks identical to lichen planus can be caused by several drugs, including those containing bismuth, arsenic and gold.
• A similar reaction can occur if you are exposed to chemicals used in the creation of colour photos.
• Long-term use of drugs like quinacrine and quinidine (Quinidine Gluconate or Quinidine Sulfate), might lead to hypertrophic lichen planus in the lower legs.

Signs and symptoms

These signs are part of the patient’s history:

• Initial Lesions are primarily located on the flexural surfaces of the legs. After a week, a large eruption develops. Then comes a spreadable eruption that can last for up to 16 weeks.
• Pruritus that changes in severity depending on the type of lesion or the extent of involvement
• Oral lesions can be painful, painful, and/or asymptomatic.

Neben the generalized cutaneous eruptions, lichen planus may also include the following structures:

• Nails
• Mucous membranes
• Genitalia
• Scalp

Treatment for lichen planus:

Lichen planus, a self-limiting disease, usually resolves within 8 to 12 months. Mild cases can be treat with steroids. However, severe cases, especially those that involve the scalp, nail and mucous membrane may require intensive therapy.

The following are some of the pharmacologic treatments for lichen planus:

• Cutaneous Lichen Planus: Topical steroids, systemic and oral steroids.
• The oral mucosa has lichen planus: Topical calcineurin and topical steroids. Inhibitors, topical or oral.

Homoeopathy treatment of lichen planus

Homoeopathic treatment for Lichen Planus relies on a variety of factors, including the individual analysis of the patient, their disease, its spread, the affected area, and the genetic tendency. The treatment at Spring Homeopathy is designed to correct the immune system and treat the disease from the inside.

Each case is different and so the length of treatment will vary. These are the main factors that influence its length:

• Lichen Planus Duration Areas affected include skin, lips, nails, genitals and scalp
• Spread of the spread
• Pre-existing medication
• General health and related diseases

Lichen Planus Homeopathic Medicines

Below is a list of the most popular homoeopathic remedies to treat Lichen Planus.

Arsenicum: is a homoeopathic remedy that can be used to treat small, reddish spots on the skin. Blisters are most common after scratching.

Borax: This homoeopathic remedy is useful for blisters that mostly occur in the mouth. This remedy is ideal for Oral Lichen Planus.

Sulphur: People with very dry, scaly and unhealthy skin are the best candidates for this remedy. This medicine can treat skin conditions such as itching, burning, and other symptoms that are worsen by scratching.

Thuja: It is an excellent homoeopathic remedy for chronic skin conditions such as lichen planus and psoriasis. Patients who feel better in dry conditions and suffer from a worsening condition due to humid and damp climates are recommend this medicine.

Arsenicum iodatum: It’s a great homoeopathic remedy for skin conditions. These conditions require exfoliation on large scales, which results in raw, exuding skin.