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Prostatitis: Inflammation of the prostate gland, a very common health concern, accounting for up to 25% of all medical office visits by young and middle-age men for problems relating to the genital and urinary systems.
The prostate is a small organ about the size of a walnut that is situated below the bladder (where urine is stored) and surrounds the urethra (the tube that carries urine from the bladder). Chronic prostatitis develops gradually, recurs often, with the infection lasting for prolonged periods of time.
Chronic prostatitis is typically difficult to treat. Symptoms may include: .urinary frequency and/or urgency .burning or stinging sensation during urination .painful urination .reduced stream volume during urination .rectal pain and/or pressure .fever and chills (usually present with an acute infection only) .lower back and/or pelvic pain
.discharge through the urethra during bowel movements .sexual dysfunction and/or loss of libido (sex drive) .throbbing sensations in the rectal and/or genital area treatment may include: .acute bacterial prostatitis Treatment of acute bacterial prostatitis usually involves antimicrobial medication for several days, up to two weeks.
Treatment is usually effective for this type of prostatic infection, but involves taking the full course of medication to prevent the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria even when symptoms are absent. Analgesic (pain-relieving) medications may also be prescribed as needed and patients may be advised to increase fluid intake.
Hospitalization may be necessary in the most severe cases. .chronic bacterial prostatitis Treatment of chronic bacterial prostatitis usually involves antimicrobial medication for four to 12 weeks. This type of prostatitis is difficult to treat and recurrence is possible.
If the infection does not respond to the antimicrobial medication, then long-term, low dose antimicrobial medication may be prescribed. Surgery may become necessary. Qile’s VirileCare is able to heal the affected area significantly improve or completely cure the disease in about 1-3 months, through oral consumption and external application.
Herbal liquor preparation instructions: 1) Open the herb bags and put all the herbal powder slowly into a 1-liter or larger bottle (Ex. a plastic Coke bottle). 2) Pour 500 ml liquor (having alcohol content 50% or higher) into the above bottle to soak the herbs for 10 days.
Please cap the bottle tightly to prevent evaporation or spillage and shake the bottle a few times every day to soak the mixture thoroughly. 3) Pour the herbal liquor into another bottle without disturbing the herb sediments. Take out the sediments and place them in the gauze bag. Squeeze the gauze bag hardly to get as much as herbal liquor possible.
4) You may use the same liquor to soak the sediment for one day to save the remaining content in the sediment. You can then take 500 ml of this liquor and repeat the above procedures to make the next bottle of herbal liquor. Herbal liquor drinking instructions:
Drink the herbal liquor with empty stomach once half an hour before dinner, once before bed time and once (optional) at any other time during the day.
How much you should drink each time should depend on your alcohol tolerance level. Use the following dosage table as guidance. Do not dilute the herbal liquor or drink it with beverage or water. Herbal Liquor Dosage Table Alcohol Tolerance Level (for 50% alcohol content)
Amount each time Very Low – Low 8-15 ml Low – Medium 15-25 ml Medium – High 25-40 ml If it is used as instructed, the herbal liquor will have a noticeable beneficial effect on your health within 1-2 weeks, and significant effect within 1-3 months*. Please evaluate by yourself or take medical exams to see the improvement in your health.
You may stop using the herbal liquor when you become healthy. You may drink this herbal liquor to prevent the same condition to occur, or drink it as soon as you see similar symptoms reoccur.
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