Prostatitis
Prostatitis Treatment, Prostatitis Therapy
BPH, Enlarged Prostate, Epididymitis
Prostatitis>Prostatitis Home Treatment, Urethra Perfusion
Urethra Perfusion for Prostatitis and Urethritis
The home treatment with urethra perfusion is an effective treatment for prostatitis and urethritis. Medicine penetrates into the glands of the prostate and through the cavity of the urethra. The herbal medicine dissolves the obstruction and blockage in the prostate and urethra while antibiotics eradicate bacteria infection in urethra and prostate. The treatment is local and specific, and it won't affect liver and kidney function.
Picture above illustrates a doctor performing perfusion treatment.
Applications of Urethra Perfusion
Urethra perfusion is suitable for following conditions:
Urethritis
Urethritis, acute or chronic, can be cured with urethra perfusion. The medicine perfused in the urethral cavity acts directly and in full force on the infection. The efficacy is much faster and direct than oral antibiotics which is a systemic medication. The timing for treating urethritis is also critical. It is best to start treatment as early as possible before infection reaches the prostate. The perfusion treatment is extremely helpful on resistant urethritis or recurrent urethritis.
Prostatitis
Prostatitis, acute or chronic, can also be treated and cured with urethra perfusion but it will take longer duration. The medicine is perfused through mouth of penis and reach the prostatic urethra which is in the core of the prostate. Herbal medicine breaks the clogged blockage, dissolve obstruction. After the clearance of obstacles, antibiotics diffuse into the prostate tissue through unclogged gland openings. The timing for treating prostatitis is also critical. It is easier to treat when there is less blockage and obstruction. The perfusion treatment is the exclusive home remedy that can reduce pain and symptoms drastically or cure stubborn prostatitis completely.
Enlarged Prostate
Enlarged prostate, also known as BPH, or benign prostatic hyperplasia, or benign prostatic hypertrophy, has satisfactory efficacy with the urethra perfusion. Medicine dissolves the obstruction that blocks the urethra to improve urinary symptoms. After repetitive perfusions, it reduces the size of prostate by dissolving the deposits in the prostate. The perfusion treatment is the exclusive home remedy that can shrink the enlarged prostate with a non-surgery approach.
Theory of Urethral Perfusion for Urethritis
Direct Administration on Urethra
Medicine perfused into the urethra is much stronger than systemic oral antibiotics because it covers only the areas that is infected with bacteria in urethra. Plus, medicine acts on the infection directly without disperse dosage to other parts of the body. This is a highly efficient remedy.
Clearance of Obstruction in Urethra and Prostate
Bacteria infection always produce some waste and cause obstruction along the passage of urethra or prostate glands. Perfusion treatment removes these symptoms effectively by administering the herbal medicine to dissolve the deposits. After obstruction is cleared, urinary symptoms improve and with reduced prostate and urethral pain and symptoms.
Eradicate Infection in Urethra
Some stubborn bacteria have survived after rounds of oral antibiotic treatments. In this case, bacteria cannot be killed by systemic treatment. Perfusion treatment is the most direct and powerful home treatment for elimination of these stubborn bacteria. Medicine is completely administered on the infected area without dissipation. Most importantly, medicine fights with bacteria in a direct way which is extremely efficient than oral antibiotics.
Cure of Recurrent Urethritis
Some cases of recurrent urethritis are from prostatitis. In these cases, bacteria has infected the prostate and hide in it with the protection of prostate layer, obstruction and blockage. Some bacteria travel along the urethra and cause recurrent urethritis when white blood cells are not strong enough to contain them. Perfusion can effectively penetrate into the prostate and eliminate infection with the help of herbal medicine and antibiotics.
Theory of Urethral Perfusion for Prostatitis
Urethral Penetration to the Prostate
The prostate gland openings in urethra is a passage to enter the prostate gland. Perfusing medicine into the cavity of urethra to force medicine penetrating into the prostate is a good solution for prostatitis. herbal medicine first dissolve obstruction and blockage and clear the way for antibiotics to enter the prostate. The treatment can quickly improve urinary symptoms after blockage is cleared.
Direct Administration on Urethra and Prostate
Perfusion in urethra is the most powerful home treatment. Unlike oral antibiotics which travels around the whole body before reaching the prostate, perfusion enables the medicine to get to infected area directly. Plus, obstructed blood capillaries, which is quite common in prostatitis, disables oral antibiotics from entering into the prostate too. Perfusion treatment does not depend on blood vessels, so it is fully functional disregard of the condition in the prostate.
Clearance of Obstruction in Urethra and Prostate
Prostatitis always cause some waste and obstruction along urethra and prostate passages. Oral antibiotics have very limited efficacy on infection and zero effectiveness on obstruction and blockage. Perfusion contains herbal medicine that is capable of dissolving these deposits, waste that form blockage and obstruction. After repetitive perfusions, obstruction will improve gradually and the urinary symptoms will improve accordingly.
Eradicate Infection in Urethra and Prostate
In most cases of chronic prostatitis, the bacteria is stubborn, resistant to antibiotics or mutated. Systemic treatment such as oral antibiotics is not effective no matter how many rounds of antibiotics are administered. Perfusion treatment enables medicine to stay in infected area by perfusing medicine fluid into the urethra. Unlike oral antibiotics that only a fraction of medicine can reach the prostate, perfusion technique allows medicine to be fully dispersed in urethritis and prostate but not in other organs. The medicine concentration and inhibition level is much higher.
Urethra Perfusion Procedures
Medical Tools and Supplies
Syringe, container, saline, clip, perfusion medicine capsules
Body Position
It is better to perform perfusion in a sofa or a bed so that the patient can rest while having the treatment. The patient lies down with the upper part slightly higher. The important thing is to keep the waist part horizontal so that medicine can stay in exactly the position where the prostate is located. A piece of towel is recommended to prevent spill over.
Mixing Perfusion Medicine with saline
Pour in saline in a container, 20ml, open a capsule, remove the caps and pour the powder in the saline. Make sure the powder is completely dissolved.
Syringe
Take a syringe without a needle, place the mouth of syringe in the solution and suck up the solution by pulling the plunger. If you take the right volume, the syringe plunger should stay in 20ml mark.
Urethra Perfusion
Hold the head of penis with the thumb and index finger of left hand and keep it in vertical position, the right hand grasp the syringe and put it to the opening of penis. Gently push the mouth of syringe into the urethra without pushing the plunger, and make sure it gets in as deep as possible. Move the thumb and index finger up to the tip of penis and tighten it so that it is air tight with the syringe. Then, push gently the plunger with the thumb to release medicine solution to the cavity of urethra. Make sure the medicine is completely absorbed into the rear urethra before you push again, otherwise, it may spill over. Repeat the procedure until all medicine fluid is inside the urethra.
Trap Medicine in Urethra and Prostate
Withdraw the syringe slowly while maintaining tight grip on the head of penis with the thumb and index finger. Seal the medicine inside urethra with a clipper on the tip of penis. Adjust the clipper so that it maintains the right amount of pressure enough to stop spilling but still comfortable for a few hours. Rest on bed for two hours for medicine to penetrate into various parts of the infected areas. Maintain a horizontal position so that the medicine stays near the prostate area with greatest pressure.
Pain Sensation
In the early stage of perfusion treatment, the inflamed and infected prostate and urethra tissues will have strong response to the medicine and cause irritation. This is a normal response of the infected prostate and urethra to the medicine.
End of Treatment
After two hours, remove the clipper and release the medicine.
Guidelines of Urethra Perfusion Treatment
Treatment Hygiene
Since urethra perfusion is generally performed in clinic settings by doctors or urologists, it requires patients to be careful on hygiene issue when administering at home. Syringe must be properly sanitized before each use. If you follow our instructions and advice carefully, there is no risk administering the treatment at home.
Daily Treatment
The treatment should be performed daily and continuously for at least one month and should avoid taking it in intervals.
Eligibility for Urethra Perfusion Treatment
Acute and chronic urethritis are extremely responsive to the urethra perfusion treatment. Burning, stinging and itchy sensation during urination are common urethra symptoms of urethritis and should get a complete and permanent cure after a few weeks of perfusion treatment. Urethritis must be treated as early as possible before infection causes prostatitis which is a lot difficult to treat.
Acute and chronic prostatitis benefit from urethra perfusion treatment that it is the only way for medicine to reach the prostate without surgery or injection. Perineal pain and urinary symptoms are common symptoms of prostatitis and should get a complete and permanent cure after a few months of perfusion treatment. Prostatitis must be treated as early as possible before the infection causes more complications such as calculus, fibrosis, cyst, etc, which are a lot more difficult to treat.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Prostatitis
Prostatitis Treatment
Prostatitis treatment, cure, remedies and therapy for prostatitis
Prostatitis Cure
Prostatitis treatment, Prostatitis cure
Prostatitis Remedies
Prostatitis treatment, prostatitis, prostatitis symptoms
Prostatitis Therapy
Prostatitis therapy for chronic prostatitis and prostatitis
Chronic Prostatitis
Prostatitis symptoms, prostatitis pain, and prostate infection of chronic prostatitis
Prostatitis Symptoms
Prostatitis symptoms of prostatitis
Prostatitis Pain
Prostatitis, prostatitis symptoms, chronic prostatitis
Prostatitis Infection
Infectious prostatitis, prostatitis infection
Prostate Treatment
Prostatitis treatment, prostatitis symptoms, prostatitis treatment
Prostate Therapy
Prostatitis treatment, prostate therapy for prostatitis
Prostate Cure
Prostate cure for prostatitis, chronic prostatitis, prostate symptoms
Prostate Remedies
Prostatitis treatment, prostate remedies for prostate infection
Prostate Infection
Prostatitis, prostate symptoms and prostate infection
Prostate Symptoms Prostatitis treatment for prostate symptoms
Prostate Pain
Prostatitis, chronic prostatitis, prostate pain and symptoms
Prostate Formula
Prostatitis treatment for prostatitis
Prostatitis BPH
BPH
Prostatitis with BPH, enlarged prostate, prostate enlargement,
benign prostatic hypertrophy, swollen prostate,
hyperplasia
BPH Treatment
Prostatitis treatment, BPH treatment
Prostatic Hyperplasia
Prostatitis, BPH, prostatic hyperplasia, enlarged prostate
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
BPH, prostatitis, BPH treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia
Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH)
Prostatitis, BPH treatment for benign prostatic hypertrophy
BPH Symptoms
Prostatitis symptoms, BPH symptoms
Enlarged Prostate
Enlarged Prostate
Prostatitis and enlarged prostate
Enlarged Prostate Treatment
Prostatitis and enlarged prostate treatment
Prostate Enlargement
Prostatitis and prostate enlargement
Enlarged Prostate Symptoms
Chronic prostatitis and enlarged prostate symptoms
Prostate Treatment Options
Prostatitis and prostate treatment options
Alternative Prostate Treatment
Prostatitis and alternative prostate treatment
Prostrate
Prostatitis treatment, cure, therapy and remedies for prostrate
Epididymitis
Epididymitis
Prostatitis treatment, therapy, remedies, cure for epididymitis
Epididymis
Prostatitis, epididymis
Chronic Epididymitis
Prostatitis and chronic epididymitis
Epididymitis Treatment
Prostatitis and epididymitis treatment
Epididymal Cyst
Chronic prostatitis and epididymal cyst
Spermatocele
Spermatocele and prostatitis
Epididymitis Symptoms
Prostatitis symptoms, epididymitis symptoms
Testicle Pain
Testicular Pain
Prostatitis with testicular pain
Testicle Pain
Prostatitis symptoms and testicle pain
Testicle Lump
Prostatitis and testicle lump
Testicle Cyst
Chronic prostatitis and testicle cyst
Swollen Testicle
Prostatitis and swollen testicle
Orchitis
Epididymitis orchitis, epididymal orchitis, and prostatitis
Groin Pain
Groin Pain
Prostatitis and groin pain
Vas Deferens Pain
Prostatitis and vas deferens pain
Swollen Vas Deferens
Prostatitis and swollen vas deferens
Proctitis
Proctitis
Prostatitis and proctitis