What is the effect of taking nafoperadil tablets for abnormal urination caused by prostatic hyperplasia?

Urethritis is a relatively common disease, the urethra is not an organ, but a channel, so the lesions of the urethra are mainly caused by other diseases, so when we treat urethral diseases, we should start the treatment from the root, such as from the conditioning of the body.So, what is the effect of taking nafperidil tablets for abnormal urination caused by prostatic hyperplasia?

1. Adapt to symptoms

The main condition targeted by nafoperadil tablets is the disorder of urinary function caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia. The drug itself is a white granule, which should be sealed and not exposed to sunlight when stored.

2. Usage and dosage

When taking it, it should be taken orally, and the dosage should be adjusted accordingly for people of different ages. Specifically, he is divided into children's medicine and elderly medicine. For adults, one tablet should be taken at a time. For younger children, reduce dosage as appropriate. Other than thatpregnantof women, women who are symptomatic and breastfeeding, and patients who are allergic to this product are prohibited from taking this product.

3. Side effects

Each medicine may have an appropriate adverse reaction, also known as side effects, after taking it. After taking naftopidil tablets, patients may experience symptoms of headache and dizziness. Sometimes there may be discomfort in the stomach, accompanied by nausea and fatigue. The body may also experience swelling and cold hands and feet, which are normal and can be continued.

4. Causes of male urethritis

1. Urethral orifice or intraurethral obstruction: such as urethral stricture, stones, tumors, phimosis and posterior urethral valves, etc., make urine drainage poor, weaken urine flushing, and easily induce infection.

2. Infection of the urethra and its surrounding glands: such as:prostatitis, vesiculitis, female genitalitis, subCervicitisWait.

3. Microbial invasion: such as unclean sexual life, cross-infection of reproductive system diseases of both husband and wife, may lead to inflammation of the urethra.

4. Decreased local resistance: normal women have intestinal bacteria in the anterior urethra and near the vestibule, but no infection occurs; Once the local defense ability is reduced, such as menstruation, pregnancy, local trauma, etc., bacteria multiply in large numbers and easily cause ascending infection.

5. External triggers: such as frequent masturbation, excessive intercourse, smoking and drinking, wearing tight underwear, riding for a long time, etc., will cause pressure damage to the urethra, resulting in local blood stasis, ischemia, hypoxia, decreased resistance of the urethral mucosa, and inflammation is very likely to occur.

6. The position of the external urethral orifice is moved inward during intercourse: this will make it easy for bacteria to enter the urethra, coupled with the increase of local secretions during intercourse, the anterior wall of the female private parts, bladder neck, and urethra are congested, which also makes inflammation easy to occur.