Urethral Perfusion - Home Treatment for Prostatitis, UTI and Urethritis
Introduction
Urethral perfusion is an effective home treatment for urethritis, urinary tract infections, uti and prostatitis. This home remedy consists of medicine of both antibiotics and herbal medicine, the medicine is perfused into the cavity of the urethra and the prostate through penis or vagina. The home treatment is more specific and target-oriented with much better efficacy than simple oral antibiotic medications.
The home urethral perfusion treatment is best used for resistant urethritis or acute urethritis. It is also an alternative treatment option for acute and chronic prostatitis. In these cases, bacteria infections do not respond much to the oral antibiotics. Lastly, urethral perfusion treatment also applies to urinary tract infections, uti, and urethral infections.
Theory of Urethral Perfusion for Urethritis
Penetration into the Prostate through Urethra
Since the openings of the prostate glands are connected with the cavity of the urethra, liquid or solution in the urethra can penetrate into the prostate glands through the openings.
Dissolve Blockage of Prostate Glands
Most likely the prostate is either partially blocked or completely blocked in chronic prostatitis. The openings must be unblocked so that the medicine can penetrate into the prostate. The solution of urethral perfusion contains an organic dissolving agent extracted from Chinese herbal medicine. The herbal medicine softens and removes the materials that obstruct in the prostate. Antibiotics can now penetrate into the swollen prostate smoothly.
Eradicate Infection in Urethra
When one is infected with urethritis, the infection is growing in the urethra and moving upstream. Oral antibiotics are not strong enough to eradicate infection effectively and can not stop the infection from developing into prostatitis and epididymitis. The urethral perfusion is the perfect treatment for urethritis because the antibiotics solution reaches every part of the urethra and kill the bacteria in a much more efficient way. Immediate relief is felt after the first day of treatment.
Recurrent Urethritis
The infection that causes recurrent urethritis comes from prostatitis. The prostate provides a natural hiding place for the bacteria to hide from the body immune system and antibiotics. Urethral perfusion can infiltrate into the swollen prostate and kill the bacteria there. Only after the clearance of infection in the enlarged prostate, the cure of recurrent urethritis is consolidated.
Theory of Urethral Perfusion for Prostatitis
Prostate Penetration through Urethra
The cavity of urethra is another way for medicine penetrating into the enlarged prostate. The treatment is simple, without damaging the tissue of the prostate. The herbal medicine eliminates the obstruction of the swollen prostate, and antibiotics can penetrate smoothly to the core of the prostate.
Treat Both Urethritis and Prostatitis
The treatment cures both prostatitis and urethritis at the same time, so it is especially suitable for acute prostatitis with urethritis symptoms. The reduction of symptoms is instant after each perfusion treatment.
No Damage to the Prostate
The perfusion treatment does not inject to the prostate, so there is zero risk to the prostate. The treatment is also non-invasive, so it won't affect other functions of the prostate.
Procedure of Urethral Perfusion for Prostatitis and Urethritis
Medical Tools Needed
Syringe, flask, saline, clip, antibiotic and herbal medicine capsules
Body Position
The patient lies down horizontally, this position facilitates the medicine solution entering the urethra. It is better to use a piece of towel under the hip area to prevent solution from leaking out.
Mixing Antibiotics and Herbal Medicine in Saline
Pour about 20 ml of saline in a flask. Open a capsule and pour the powder in the saline. Mix the saline thoroughly until the powder is completely dissolved.
Syringe
Take a syringe, remove the needle, place the syringe in the solution and suck up the solution by pulling the plunger. The syringe is now ready for urethral perfusion.
Urethra Perfusion
The patient takes one hand to keep the penis in an upright position by holding the head of penis, the other hand places the syringe to the tip of penis. Then, push the mouth of syringe deep inside the urethral opening of the penis and seal off the opening by exerting pressure on the head of penis. Now, push the plunger slightly to force the medicine solution out to the urethra. Push slightly each time and then wait for the medicine move downward to the inner part of urethra. Continue the procedure until all medicine liquid is inside urethra.
Medicine Works in Urethra
Now, remove the syringe while the other hand hold firmly on the head of penis to prevent spilling. Then, place a clip on the head of penis to lock up the urethral opening. Rest on bed for one to two hours to allow thorough medicine penetration.
End of Treatment
After one to two hours, unclip the penis and discharge the medicine. Urination after the treatment helps clean up the urethra.
Precautions of Urethra Perfusion Treatment
Sanitation
Sanitation must be emphasized throughout the treatment to prevent secondary infection. Syringe must be boiled before each use. Keep saline in a clean dry and cool place.
Eligibility for Urethra Perfusion
Urethral symptoms, such as itchy, burning and stinging sensation during urination, is the evidence of urethritis and is suitable for the urethra perfusion. It should be administered as soon as possible before the infection reaches the prostate. The same for woman urinary tract infections and uti.
Prostate symptoms, such as perineal pain and discomfort, an indication of prostatitis, is eligible for the treatment.