I know ... you didn't know you had prostate health to worry about until you discovered problems like prostatititis or benign prostatic hyperplasia existed. That's when you discovered you had one! What's it for?
Your tiny prostate began to develop after puberty. At that time it was the size of a small plum, but it has grown since then.
The function of your prostate is to produce part of what makes up seminal fluid. When ejaculation occurs, the internal muscle and cells of the prostate contract and disperse that part of seminal fluid out through the penis along with sperm. This seminal fluid protects and nourishes the sperm as they travel the female reproductive tract. It contains a protein called PSA and this antigen's job is to keep the sperm flowing and liquid for travel.
So, such a tiny part of the male reproductive system, but oh! sooo painful when inflamed or swollen and in fact not healthy at all. Not to mention annoying, frustrating symptoms that literally stop you in your tracks and send you off to the bathroom yet again, or get in the way of sexual activity - not fun.
For any man, keeping a healthy prostate or recovering from bph, prostatitis or urinary infection is possible, and any or all of the following really can help the process.
There might be more than you think, especially if you leave your doctor's office with more questions than answers.
In truth, your options range from surgical procedures to a quality food stirred into your tea! That might be hard to believe, but that's the purpose of this website, to show how other options might be possible for you.
The obvious to most people is conventional medical treatment. It might seem quickest or most straight forward if you don't want to think too much about problems like:
Sort of 'deal with it and get it out of the way'. But is that really the most effective for you?
Sometimes the easiest method is more troublesome in the long run. A bit like fitting new tyres on your car without a wheel alignment. Not a great example, but you get the idea.
Medical treatment might really be the right choice for you. If so, we will look at options such as medication, heat and surgery in the following pages.
|
Seriously, your life is on hold when you discover you have elevated PSA levels, especially if you have no prostate symptoms - the surprise is no joke!
There
are many separate online resources for information on living with a healthy prostate.
The aim here is to provide more in one place but there is still a lot to add.
So, check out the popular pages below and do more research elsewhere, but before you go and as a thanks for visiting this site, click here to request your free report describing how one man got his PSA level down from a whopping 250!
Do not ignore those annoying signs such as frequent urination and pain. Be sure you know ALL of your treatment options for better prostate health - more choice, more health.
Image credit : Legger and Oxfordsquare at dreamstime.com
Popular pages: