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Natural Remedies And Exercises For

Enlarged Prostate (Benign Prostatic

Hyperplasia)


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By age 60, at least 50 percent of men will experience enlarged prostate, or what is called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). As a man ages, the chance of having an enlarged prostate increases. For example, by age 85, the likelihood jumps to 90 percent. The good news is, there are natural remedies for enlarged prostate gland and healthy prostate exercises that can help.

When prostate enlargement or BPH goes untreated, it can cause problems with urine flow or lead to either a urinary tract infection or kidney malfunction. Some people with enlarged prostate have been prescribed medications, while others have experienced invasive surgery. Your symptoms, the size of your prostate, and any other health issues you might have should be taken into consideration by a doctor before a treatment option is decided upon. In some cases, enlarged prostate treatment with natural remedies are all one needs.


Home remedies for enlarged prostate

There are exercises for prostate problems, including enlarged prostate. With age, the cells of the prostate gland start to multiply, leading to enlargement. While we don’t really know what causes this, we do know that some forms of physical activity can ease the symptoms associated with BPH, which include urinary retention, UTIs, bladder stones, and kidney problems. Nutrition and Prostate Health

When it comes to enlarged prostate diet for men, many dieticians and physicians suggest focusing on your overall “pattern of eating”.

Here is what they mean:

Eat five servings of bright colored fruits and vegetables per day
Choose whole-grain bread, cereals, and pastas, as opposed to white
Limit consumption of red meat and processed foods
Limit saturated fats and trans fats, and choose healthy fats like nuts, avocados, and olive oil.
Avoid sugar-sweetened drinks
Lower salt intake
Watch your portion size.

Some dieticians suggest drinking watermelon tea or preparing a drink using silk from corn. These are said to help improve prostate health.

Aside from treating BPH with diet, there are other natural remedies to keep in mind. Below we list a few examples of remedies that men with prostate enlargement have found helpful.

Sitz bath: This hot bath can help relax the pelvic muscles, reduce swelling, and promote healing.
Stinging nettle: The root has bioactive phytochemicals that have been known to shrink prostate tissue. It is also a natural diuretic, thus helping eliminate inflammatory waste through urination.
Corn silk: This acts as a natural diuretic and relaxes urinary muscles.
Apple cider vinegar: The vinegar can help shrink swollen glands.


Foods to eat and avoid for enlarged prostate

You may be wondering why prostate natural treatment foods are necessary. The easiest way to explain it is that the prostate is under hormonal control. Prostate cells turn testosterone into a strong hormone called DHT, and that is what drives prostate enlargement. Foods can have an influence over hormones, including testosterone.

Medical scientists have learned that a diet of red meat and processed foods encourages more hormone-related conditions, while a diet rich in fruits and vegetables fends off these problems. Let’s take a closer look at what men should and shouldn’t include in their diet, if they are concerned about their prostate health.


Here are some foods to avoid with enlarged prostate:

Red meat
Eggs and poultry
Processed foods and sugar
Caffeine
Alcohol
Dairy
Spicy foods
Here are some foods that promote good prostate health:

Tomatoes
Kale
Bell peppers
Broccoli
Baked beans
Oysters
Crab
Watermelon
Red berries
Citrus fruit
Liver
Peanuts
Low-fat dairy
Skinless poultry
Flaxseed
Wheat germ


Exercise to manage enlarged prostate

Although there is currently more evidence on the association between exercise and health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, and cancer, there has been some research on the impact of physical activity on the prostate. Based on questionnaires filled out by over 30,000 men in a health follow-up study, researchers discovered a link between exercise and BPH. Basically, men who were more active were less likely to get an enlarged prostate. They found that even low to moderate exercise, such as walking on a regular basis, could benefit the prostate.

Exercises for prostate gland include Kegels. This is a pelvic-strengthening movement that can ease the discomfort of the enlarged prostate as it tightens pelvic muscles and helps control urination. The concept may surprise you, since Kegels are normally prescribed for women, especially after childbirth. The easiest way for men to do Kegels is to empty their bladder, lie on the floor with their knees bent apart, and tighten the pelvic floor muscles for five seconds, then relax for five seconds. They should repeat this 10 to 20 times, three to four times a day.

Kegel exercises can be difficult to master, but once you get the hang of it, they are easy to incorporate into your daily routine.

Aerobic and resistance exercises have also proven to be successful for BPH sufferers. Swimming, push-ups, and lifting weights are a few examples of resistance exercises. They should be done for 30 minutes a few times a week. Examples of aerobic exercises include walking, jogging, running, playing tennis, and playing basketball.

Exercise of any kind can help balance the body’s hormones, and since hormones affect the prostate, enjoying any favorite physical activity is a plus. Experts also suggest that maintaining a healthy weight will help those who are experiencing bladder issues as a result of enlarged prostate.

If you think you might be having issues with your prostate, talk to your doctor about any prescription or over-the-counter medications you are taking. Sometimes medications may be the problem, and not taking them anymore or adjusting the dosages will ease the discomfort. You should also avoid drinking fluids in the evening, especially beverages that are caffeinated or contain alcohol. Both caffeine and alcohol stimulate the kidneys to produce urine, leading to nighttime washroom visits.

Literally millions of men have prostate problems that doctors are accustomed to hearing about, so if you are experiencing symptoms, don’t suffer in silence, seek help from a qualified professional.

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