Sometimes men come to the doctor with suspicion of prostatitis.
But they do not suffer from prostatitis, and prostatodiniey. They
usually say that they have pain "down there", referring to the genital
area. These symptoms are completely consistent with the manifestations
of chronic prostatitis. As with chronic prostatitis, urine and glandular
fluid show no signs of infection or obvious phenomena of inflammation.
Prostatodiniya accompanied by symptoms characteristic of chronic prostatitis in the absence of inflammatory changes and bacterial flora in the prostate. EK Arnoldi (1999) describes it as a dysfunctional prostatodiniyu prostatic syndrome characterized intrabasin venous stagnation, plethora, atony, or increased tone of muscular elements of the prostate in violation of drainage prostatic acini. G. Drach et al. (1978) identified prostatodiniyu only with prostatic pain. M. MsNoughton Collinsi M.]. Barry (1999) regards prostatodiniyu as a condition in which there are no secret in prostatic bacteria or pus, but there are persistent complaints of urination disorders such peremptory impulses, to dysuria, the weakening of the jet of urine and prostatic discomfort.
Prostatodiniya is probably connected with the problems of the pelvic floor muscles and the stagnation of blood in the pelvis than the prostate gland. Being under stress, you can not completely relax the muscles that support the bladder and urethra, causing difficulty in urination. This theory explains why the majority of men suffering from prostatodiniey relate to individuals disturbing, clamped, subjected to stress. Prostatodiniya is also common, and marathon runners, cyclists, athletes, multiathlonists, weight lifters and truck drivers.
Treatment of prostatodinii largely coincides with the treatment of non-infectious chronic prostatitis. The first step - exercises for relaxing the lower pelvic muscles. Your doctor may also advise you to attend training sessions where you learn to cope with stress.
It may be helpful and use alpha blockers to relax the muscles of the prostate and bladder neck. Some have to take medication continuously, because as soon as they stop taking medication, symptoms returned. You can try and sit-bath, they may facilitate the manifestation of the disease.
Prostatodiniya accompanied by symptoms characteristic of chronic prostatitis in the absence of inflammatory changes and bacterial flora in the prostate. EK Arnoldi (1999) describes it as a dysfunctional prostatodiniyu prostatic syndrome characterized intrabasin venous stagnation, plethora, atony, or increased tone of muscular elements of the prostate in violation of drainage prostatic acini. G. Drach et al. (1978) identified prostatodiniyu only with prostatic pain. M. MsNoughton Collinsi M.]. Barry (1999) regards prostatodiniyu as a condition in which there are no secret in prostatic bacteria or pus, but there are persistent complaints of urination disorders such peremptory impulses, to dysuria, the weakening of the jet of urine and prostatic discomfort.
Prostatodiniya is probably connected with the problems of the pelvic floor muscles and the stagnation of blood in the pelvis than the prostate gland. Being under stress, you can not completely relax the muscles that support the bladder and urethra, causing difficulty in urination. This theory explains why the majority of men suffering from prostatodiniey relate to individuals disturbing, clamped, subjected to stress. Prostatodiniya is also common, and marathon runners, cyclists, athletes, multiathlonists, weight lifters and truck drivers.
Treatment of prostatodinii largely coincides with the treatment of non-infectious chronic prostatitis. The first step - exercises for relaxing the lower pelvic muscles. Your doctor may also advise you to attend training sessions where you learn to cope with stress.
It may be helpful and use alpha blockers to relax the muscles of the prostate and bladder neck. Some have to take medication continuously, because as soon as they stop taking medication, symptoms returned. You can try and sit-bath, they may facilitate the manifestation of the disease.
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