Prostate Health News » Prostate Problems http://www.prostatehealthnews.org Prostate Health News - Important information for your prostrate health. Wed, 25 Aug 2010 22:08:06 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 What are ways to maintain a healthy prostate? http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/what-are-ways-to-maintain-a-healthy-prostate.html http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/what-are-ways-to-maintain-a-healthy-prostate.html#comments Sun, 25 Apr 2010 22:01:40 +0000 admin Men, mostly middle age men have prostate problems sometimes. It is a frequent getting up at night, burning in the lower back. What foods or supplements are good for your prostate. Does drinking Coffee or eating fatty food affect the prostate?


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]]> http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/what-are-ways-to-maintain-a-healthy-prostate.html/feed 3 Prostate Causes – Common Causes of Prostate Diseases http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-causes-common-causes-of-prostate-diseases.html http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-causes-common-causes-of-prostate-diseases.html#comments Sat, 13 Mar 2010 22:03:26 +0000 prostratehealth http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/?p=509  Having an enlarged prostate or prostate cancer can be caused by a lot of different factors. Prostate causes that lead to prostate diseases are often genetic, a disorder that has been passed on from one generation to the other.

There is also the possibility that there are hormonal imbalances in the man’s body, which caused the prostate system to react negatively. Some experts also find mineral deficiency to be a major caused of prostate problems. In order to function in an optimal level, the prostate needs to have ample supply of zinc.

Men who also have problems when it comes to maintaining the right amount of weight, find themselves facing problems relating to their prostate’s health.

]]> http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-causes-common-causes-of-prostate-diseases.html/feed 0 Prostate Problems – The Different Diseases that Plague the Prostate Gland http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-problems-the-different-diseases-that-plague-the-prostate-gland.html http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-problems-the-different-diseases-that-plague-the-prostate-gland.html#comments Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:01:46 +0000 prostratehealth http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/?p=556  As men grow older, the health of their prostate gland is put at risk. A lot of men who are already in their senior years have been introduced to various ailments, relating to a particular type of prostate problem.

One of the most common prostate problems is prostatitis. Men who have prostatitis find their prostate gland to be infected and at the same time suffering from inflammation. In rare instances, this can be cured by mere antibiotics, but other men have to go through several treatments to fully conquer the disease.

Prostate cancer is also another disease commonly encountered by men. A man must undergo chemotherapy and biopsies in order to cure the cancer.

 

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There are many treatments available for the patient who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.  Which option is right for you or your loved one? Depending upon the patient’s age, health, and other risk factors, it may be one or a combination of those listed below.

Surgery

Often, surgery is the approach many men use to combat their prostate cancer. During surgery, part or all of the prostate gland is removed and the surrounding tissues may be taken out as well. Though recovery can be painful, surgery is especially effective for localized prostate cancer than has not spread to remote parts of the body.

Chemotherapy

Patients with stage 1 or 2 prostate cancer don’t always readily turn to chemotherapy to address their cancer, but those who have been diagnosed with stage 3 or 4 may turn to this treatment. During the chemotherapy process, drugs are either ingested by or injected into the patient so the chemo can work through the bloodstream. However, the side effects of chemotherapy can be extreme, including loss of hair and extreme fatigue/nausea.

Radiation

Some prostate cancer victims have been pleased with the results of radiation therapy, whereby a probe is inserted into the prostate gland and high energy beams are directed at the cancerous spot(s). Thus, the cancer is “killed” (ideally) in a minimally invasive way.

Hormone Therapy

Some patients who are in stage 1 of their prostate cancer prefer to take hormones that reduce their androgen levels, thereby shrinking the prostate gland. Though this isn’t a cure for cancer, some men feel better about trying this route before considering surgery. (It is also appropriate for those for whom surgery is not an option for one reason or another.)

Natural Remedies

Some prostate cancer patients have turned to homeopathic remedies to treat their cancers, and although results have been spotty, some men have reported a decline in the spread of their cancer. Through food, exercise, and attention to holistic health (such as the incorporation of a macrobiotic diet), many males swear that natural cures are just as effective as surgical ones in killing off cancerous cells.

There are other prostate cancer treatments as well, such as the latest technique, cryosurgery, but those listed above are the most used by patients and their doctors. If you have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, it’s important to talk with your physician to determine which method best fits both your cancer and your risk profile.

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]]> http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/some-of-the-best-cures-for-prostate-cancer.html/feed 0 Prostate Relief – Prevent Prostrate Problems from Occurring http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-relief-prevent-prostrate-problems-from-occurring.html http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/prostate-relief-prevent-prostrate-problems-from-occurring.html#comments Sat, 02 Jan 2010 00:34:06 +0000 prostratehealth http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/?p=560  The severity of prostate problems is not often mirrored by the size of the prostate gland. A lot of times, men are surprised to find out that they have prostate cancer even if their prostate has only mild inflammation.

In order to have prostate relief, there are a lot of alternative methods that one can take in order to protect their own body. One of the most effective ways to keep their prostate gland healthy and away from such diseases is by keeping a well balanced diet.

A lot of nutritionists prescribe healthy meals that will be able to supply the body with ample doses of protection from prostate ailments.

 

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is a swelling of the prostate gland that is not due to prostate cancer. Sadly, since the prostate gland grows wrapped round the higher portion of the urethra, if it swells, negative side-effects can result.

The condition can be extremely uncomfortable and negative to maintaining a properly working, healthy urinary system. What exactly causes benign prostatic hyperplasia is still not absolutely accepted by modern medication.

Across the totality of their lives, men produce both the male hormone testosterone and a little amount of the female hormone, estrogen. As a natural side-effect of aging, the amount of testosterone active in the bloodstream decreases. In nature, as most animals age, they stop producing dihydrotestosterone.

Following prostrate surgery which can correct the problem of BPH, patients are often wanted to stay in the hospital for a day or two for observation. Complications from the surgery should be gone after that time. Less significant cases of benign prostatic hyperplasia bph can be treated with certain types of drugs and even prostate care.


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]]> http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/bph-benign-prostatic-hyperplasia.html/feed 0 Prostrate Gland – What Happens When The Prostate Gland Is Removed http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/what-happens-when-the-prostate-gland-is-removed.html http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/what-happens-when-the-prostate-gland-is-removed.html#comments Fri, 07 Aug 2009 05:59:32 +0000 admin http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/?p=38 Prostrate Gland

- If you have had problems with your prostate gland that forced you to choose to have it removed (or consider having it removed), you need to know what the side effects of that decision are or will be. Below, we’ll look at a few of the outcomes of losing your prostate gland.

Hormonal Changes – The loss of the prostate gland results in a lowering of male hormones. Thus, if yours is or has been removed, you may wish to take some kind of male hormone supplement to ensure that your body isn’t “shocked” by the loss of androgen.

Loss of Sex Drive or Impotency – Many men report a loss of the desire for intimacy after their prostate gland has been removed. However, there are medications and natural supplements that can be taken to improve the desire for sexual contact with one’s partner. If you’re having trouble maintaining or getting an erection, that can sometimes be remedied, too. Ask your doctor for advice and don’t be shy; though it can seem embarrassing to discuss sexual activity, it’s in your best interest to feel as good as possible.

Difficulty Urinating or Having Bowel Movements – Sometimes, after the prostate gland is removed, noticeable waste elimination problems begin to occur due to nerve damage that was sustained during surgery. These problems sometimes reverse themselves after the patient has healed, but if they don’t, further surgery may be necessary to relieve the issues.

Fatigue – Finally, many men report feeling more fatigued after losing their prostates. This could be for a combination of reasons, most likely hormonal changes mixed with psychological trauma. Give it some time after your prostate gland has been taken out; often, with rest (and perhaps therapy), your energy will return to optimum levels.

Though it’s never an easy decision to have the prostrate gland removed, rest assured that if you have to make that choice, there are prostate treatments available to help you return to pre-surgery health and wellness.


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]]> http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/what-happens-when-the-prostate-gland-is-removed.html/feed 0 Prostate Cancer Cures – Do You Know These Natural Treatments http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/natural-cures-for-prostate-cancer.html http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/natural-cures-for-prostate-cancer.html#comments Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:49:19 +0000 admin http://www.prostatehealthnews.org/?p=84 Prostate Cancer Cures

-  If you have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, you might be wondering about non-medical treatments to attack this disease. Though many controversial natural cures exist, we’ll look at some of the more common below.

Acupuncture – This ancient Chinese practice has taken off in the western world, and many people believe that it can help cure prostate cancer as well as take away any of the symptoms (such as trouble urinating, pain/burning sensation in the prostate gland, or erectile dysfunction.)

During acupuncture, “pressure points” are targeted by an acupuncture specialist using needles that are inserted into the top layer of the patient’s skin. The process is relatively painless (though some have reported discomfort) and is increasing in popularity as many eschew the medical practices of surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy to attack prostate cancer.

Diet Regimens – There are many holistic healers that tout various foods as having cancer attacking properties. Some of these include tomatoes, fish, berries, tea, and even water! Not surprisingly, there are multitudes of books devoted to the subject of how to cure cancer (including prostate cancer) via the diet.

If you have been diagnosed with cancer and are looking for an alternative remedy, be cautious before picking just any diet regimen. Try to find one with some supporting evidence, or ask other prostate cancer patients and survivors if they’ve tried the methods. That way, you won’t be gambling with your health.

Vitamins – Again, there are tons of proponents who say that taking certain vitamins can actually cure cancer. These vitamins can be found in both pill and food forms and, like diet regimens, the exact “recipe” changes depending upon whom you ask. If you want to try a vitamin treatment for your prostate cancer, it will behoove you to do a great deal of research on the topic before determining which is right for you.

Finally, always remember that your medical physician may actually be able to help you with some information on natural methods to heal your prostate cancer. It’s a fallacy that all doctors are “against” homeopathic remedies; in actuality, many have recommended them for their patients.

I hope that you found this information on natural treatments for prostate cancer cures

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