PUA, Sedentariety, Congestion, Infections, Microcalcification, Chronic Inflamation, Urethral Stricture, Prostatic Reflux, Capsule Role, Diets Irritants, Diabetes and Other Factor in Prostatic Reduced Uretral Flux: How to Reduce Infectious Episode
Abstract
Prostatic non neoplastic disease like BPH and LUTS show great reate of recurrent bacterial infectious with the need of repeated antibiotic cycle. In order to reduce this phenomena it is necessary to consider all factor involved in order to verify if some of this are involved in the vicious circle typical of this pathology. Aim of this work is to describe factors like chronic flogosis, PUA , and the effect played by Serenoa derivates. The increase in the prostatic uretra flux also in moderate way can reduce the relapses. Not only antimicrobials but great relevance to the flogotic control and to the phisiology of the PUA can be The key factors. Other relevant factor are analized related the pathogenic power to irritate bladder mucose or involved apparate structure prostate or prostatic uretra: dietary irritants, alchool, spicy, glucose ( diabetic ), prostate urinary reflux, abscesses, microcalcifications, uretral lesions and other. The scope of the work start from the high rate of relapses in chronicized prostatitis and the standard used for therapy. The novelty of this work is to take in consideration togheter various factor and noxa acting in the same apparatus and organ providing disconfort, pain, irritation and reduced quality of life. This work is produced under a pharmaceutical pharmacological point of view throught the various aspect of the pathology and related conditions in order to better use the antimicrobials often greatly prescribed in this chronicized situation.
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