Can you swim for prostatic hyperplasia? What are the benefits of swimming for prostatic hyperplasia?

There are many men who are particularly fond of swimming, swimming is a very good sport for both men and women, but not anyone can swim, some men may have prostatic hyperplasia, prostatic hyperplasia is a common male disease, it needs to be treated in time, can prostatic hyperplasia swim?What are the benefits of swimming for prostatic hyperplasia?

1. Can you swim with prostatic hyperplasia?

OK

Prostatic hyperplasia can be actively participated in sports, such as: running, climbing, swimming, playing ball, doing exercises, etc., to speed up the body's blood circulation and metabolism, improve the local blood circulation of the prostate, reduce prostate congestion, help maintain testicular function, delay the decline of testicular function, enhance the body's immunity, reduce urethritis,cystitisandprostatitisof the disease.

2. Benefits of swimming with prostatic hyperplasia

Gentle swimming with prostatic hyperplasia can not only improve one's own disease resistance, but also promote blood circulation and lymphatic circulation in the prostate.

In addition, it can also help patients better absorb drugs, improve the efficacy of drugs, and also have a certain improvement effect on neurological disorders and neurasthenia.

3. How much is the right water temperature for swimming?

When patients with prostatic hyperplasia swim, it is best to control the water temperature at 25-30°C, because the water is teddy, which will stimulate the contraction and congestion of the glands, thereby aggravating the accumulation of prostatic fluid and further affecting the health of the prostate.

4. Principles of prostatic hyperplasia exercise

1. The choice of exercise intensity must be adjusted according to one's habits and age;

2. Don't choose competitive sports that are too strenuous for running, cycling, etc.

3. Patients with prostatic hyperplasia should control the time when swimming, and it is best to keep it at 30-45 minutes, because too long is easy to be detrimental to the body.

5. What drugs are used for prostatic hyperplasia?

In recent years, there are dozens of drugs for the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia, and new drugs are constantly coming out. In general, there are four types of drugs for the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia:

1. Drugs that reduce the volume of the prostate due to prostatic hyperplasia are related to a hormone called dihydrotestosterone in the blood, and dihydrotestosterone is converted by the testosterone secreted by the testicles through the action of 5α-reductase, so inhibiting the effect of 5α-reductase can reduce the production of testosterone, resulting in a decrease in its concentration in the blood and a decrease in the volume of the prostate, and the obstruction symptoms can be relieved. Its representative drug is Proscar (prescription drug). Since prostatic hyperplasia is a slow-growing disease, it also takes time to shrink. Treatment should be continued for at least 6 months to be effective, but it can reproliferate after stopping the drug.

2. Smooth muscle relaxantsAlthough prostatic hyperplasia is not obvious, the symptoms are very serious. The reason for this is often due to excessive tone of smooth muscle fibers in the prostate capsule and glands. Symptoms can be reduced by releasing the tension of these muscle fibers and allowing the smooth muscles of the bladder neck, prostate, and urethra to relax. This class of drugs is represented by the α-adrenergic receptor blocker phenobenzamine, masanil (terazosin hydrochloride). However, these drugs have a relaxing effect on the smooth muscle in the blood vessels throughout the body, so orthostatic hypotension may occur after taking it. In addition, nasal congestion, vertigo,palpitation, headache, fatigue, blurred vision, no ejaculation and other side effects.Now the newly produced Gatrin, Harle, Santa, etc., some have a more specific range of action, and some are slow-release agents, with long-lasting effects, fewer side effects, and the number of daily doses can be reduced, which has obvious advantages.

3. Botanical medicines: These drugs are active ingredients extracted from African herbs, saw leaf palm fruits, pollen and other plants, which have the effect of inhibiting testosterone in the gland or directly acting on proliferative cells to reduce glandular edema. At present, Tongurin, proprostate, prostate, prosta, and prostasta, which are commonly used in clinical practice, belong to this class of drugs. In addition, Shenitone (Prostasta) is made of purebred pollen by extracting the active ingredient from the shell, and the medicinal effect is faster and the effect is more obvious.

4. In addition to the above-mentioned drugs, other drugs for the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia include steroid drugs and sex hormone drugs, such as mepamycin, inadonone, progesterone, etc.