Monday, 26 August 2013

HOMOEOPATHY FOR BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERTROPHY IN OLD AGE PEOPLE

Benign prostrate hyperplasia or hypertrophy (BPH) means an enlarged prostate gland. This enlarged gland partly blocks the urethra and causes difficulty in urination.
BPH is very common problem in older people.

BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERTROPHY

Causes
  1. Old age
  2. Genetic inheritance


Signs and symptoms
  • Hesitancy and straining: Difficulty in starting urine flow
  • Decreased strength (weak) of the urine flow
  • Leaking of urine drops  after urination.
  • Sensation as if the bladder is not completely evacuated
  • Blood in urine or in semen
  • A sudden, uncontrollable urge to urinate
  • Difficulty in having an erection
  • Frequent back pain   
  • Frequent urination and an urge to urinate once more soon after urinating
  • Dysuria: Pain during urination
  • Nocturia: patient frequently wakes up to urinate at night 


Homoeopathy Treatment for Benign prostrate hypertrophy in older people
  1. Cantharis
  2. Ferrum picricum
  3. Sabal serrulata
  4. Thuja
  5. Petroselinum
  6. Hydrangea
  7. Solidago virga
  8. Prunus spinosa  

Homoeopathy Treatment for Benign prostrate hypertrophy in older people


Management
  • Practice "double voiding." Urinate as much as possible, relax for a few moments, and then urinate again.
  • Relax before you urinate. Worrying about your symptoms can make them worse.
  • Take plenty of time to urinate.
  • Urinate while sitting down instead of standing.
  • While you are waiting, think of other things or read.
  • Turn on a faucet or picture running water in your mind. This may help get your urine flowing.
  • Do not limit your fluid intake to avoid urinating. You could become dehydrated, which can cause other problems.
  • Drink fluids throughout the day.
  • If you often wake up because you need to urinate, limit your fluid intake in the evening, and empty your bladder before bedtime.
  • Avoid caffeine and alcohol. These substances make your body try to get rid of water and can make you urinate more often.
  • If possible, avoid medicines that can make urination difficult, such as nonprescription antihistamines, decongestants (including nasal sprays), and allergy pills. Check with your doctor or pharmacist about all of the medicines you take.  
    BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERTROPHY


Prevention



Regular check-ups are vital even for men who have had operation for BPH.

Note :

Homeopathic Treatment requires stringent individualization. Please do not take any medicine without consulting your Homeopathic Physician.

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