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 The prostate gland is a small donut shaped gland that is
located at the bottom of a man’s bladder, situated halfway between the rectum
and the base of the penis. This little gland circles the urethra, which is the
tube that carried urine out of the bladder and through the penis. The prostate
gland performs a vital role in sexual reproduction, producing most of the fluid
found in semen.
Along with benign prostate hypertrophy (an enlarged prostate) and prostate cancer, prostatitis is another common condition the affects the prostate gland. Prostatitis is infection of the prostate that can come about because of the overgrowth of bacteria such as e-coli that can happen because of a urinary tract infection. A urinary tract infection (UTI) is much rarer in men than it is women but can happen when the prostate becomes enlarged slowing the flow of urine or when kidney stones develop. UTI’s have a much better chance of happening as men age. The two type of prostate infection: Acute Prostatitis: This type of prostate infection develops suddenly and brings on the following symptoms.
Chronic Prostatitis: This milder form of prostate infection with much milder symptoms than the acute type. A person suffering from it will not usually experience chills or fevers. Both chronic and acute prostatitis do present pain in the pelvis and perineum. Treating Prostatitis Prostatitis is usually treated on an outpatient basis with the use of antibiotics. Prostate infections tend to respond well to antibiotics making them the first line of defense against both types of prostatitis. A doctor will usually determine which antibiotic will work best for each individual after a simple urine test. Long term antibiotic therapy may be needed if infection occurs again. |
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As men get older, it just seems to be a matter of time before their prostate starts giving them trouble and affecting their health. By the time they reach retirement age, most men will have experienced hypertrophy of the prostate, a condition in which the prostate gland grows putting increased pressure on the urethra. This condition leads to difficulty urinating and increases the risk of bladder infections as well as other types of kidney damage. Thankfully, there are many foods out there that can help offset any potential prostate problems if you choose to include them into your diet. Many of these prostate friendly foods are probably already part of your diet. Foods for prostate health
Aside from the two ingredient mentioned above, a healthy prostate is also dependant on a balanced diet rich in antioxidants, Vitamin E, and plenty of water to help flush the bladder. Things to avoid To keep your prostate in tip top shape you should avoid caffeine, alcohol and spicy foods. Keep your weight down will also help keep your prostate healthy and happy. |
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1. Making sure to drink lots of water 2. Using different herbs with known antibiotic and anti-inflammatory benefits.
3. Keeping up with a daily regimen of vitamin and mineral supplements
4. Drink cranberry juice which has been proven to help stop the spread of infection from the bladder to the prostate. You can also take the chewable tablet form 5. Hot baths will help 6. Whole grains, steamed vegetables, fresh fruits and herbal teas 7. Make use of natural diuretics to help flush the bladder and prevent urine buildup. |
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The best defense for prostatitis is prevention. Men can reduce their chances for prostatitis by following a few simple guidelines:
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Prostate Health System  The easy to learn techniques in this e-book can help any man find relief from any of the following conditions...
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All About The Prostate Doctors can be very intimidating and
they may project more certainty then is justified. They may also have
ulterior motives. Never forget, what Doctors do is a business
and they see you as a meal ticket. That may influence their advice.
Be in command of the facts and take charge yourself. |
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Lycopene:
lycopene is a plant pigment that is known for its ability to promote wellness
and battle cancer. It has also been found to support a strong immune system and
support prostate health in men. Tomatoes, water melons, red grapefruit, papaya
and red berries are all excellent sources of lycopene. While fresh tomatoes are
good also, researchers have found that the lycopene in cooked tomatoes is
actually more readily absorbed into the body.
Quercetin:
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