Prostatitis: healing with plants

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The humans reproductive system  consists of an organ whose role is primordial: the prostate. Its function is to secrete fluids and control their flow. She secretes a liquid that makes up 20% of the sperm ejaculated by the man.
But it can happen and this in 10 to 20% of men, whose age is greater than or equal to 50, that this organ no longer fulfills its functions as a result of infection or inflammation. This is known as infectious prostatitis, a disease that may not be fatal if it is quickly detected but can quickly become disabling for the patient because of the pain and discomfort it causes.

How to do it ? Can we relieve it with plants?

Definition of infectious prostatitis:

Infectious prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate gland that can develop or evolve very rapidly. The prostate swells, irritates and causes many dysfunctions, including the flow of urine and libido.

Symptoms of infectious prostatitis:

The symptoms of infectious prostatitis are usually:

False urges to urinate followed by sensations of urinary burns
Embarrassing urine leaks or some incontinence
troubled urine with traces of blood
blood in sperm
constant pain in the area of ​​the prostate, lower back, pelvis or upper thighs
painful ejaculation with poor or poor sperm quality
a loss of libido
erectile dysfunction with penile narrowing
pseudo-flu-like conditions coupled with fever
causes

The causes of infectious prostatitis are unclear, but some health professionals say that factors such as diet and environmental factors can cause prostatitis.

Others believe that an underlying disorder of the nervous or immune system can cause inflammation of the prostate gland.

For others, an injury could cause inflammation of the prostate.

In any case, it is imperative to have a healthy lifestyle to reduce the risk of exposure to this inflammation.

Plants that relieve infectious prostatitis:

The many virtues of plants are often overlooked by patients who routinely go to a doctor at the first sign. In fact, it is possible to relieve oneself by plants when one has infectious prostatitis.

First make sure that in your diet, there are many fruits and vegetables especially:

•  broccoli, cauliflower or spinach.
• Apples, 
• olives, 
• black cherries, 
• berries, 
• citrus fruits and grapes play an important role in reducing the signs of prostatitis because they are rich in quercetin, an anti-inflammatory plant compound.

In the case of plants, squash seeds have been proven by restoring hormonal balance through their action on the muscles of the bladder.

The dwarf palm plants in preparation reduce the pain, while the poplar regulates the prostate and the goldenrod regulates the kidneys.

Professionals also recommend nettle that helps treat urinary tract dysfunction: difficulty urinating, poor urine output. Roots and nettle leaves combined with flowers of opuntia and fireweed facilitate urination.

Hay blossoms also have positive effects on the prostate.