The most effective drug for treating prostatitis

Prostatitis has become a common disease not only among men over 50 years old, but also among young people. One reason is self-medication: using inappropriate prostatitis medications does not eliminate the disease, it only weakens the symptoms. The choice of drug should be determined by the type of disease and the nature of its course.

How to choose drugs to treat prostatitis?

Comprehensive treatment of prostatitis includes drugs from several pharmacological groups.

Medication by group	pharmacodynamics	Types and forms of prostatitis
NSAIDs	Relieves inflammation, pain and muscle spasms and normalizes urination	Individual doses for all types and forms of disease
Muscle relaxants and antispasmodics
Complex preparations based on medicinal plants and dietary supplements	Improve prostate blood circulation, eliminate congestion, and relieve inflammation
biological regulatory peptides
immunomodulator	Enhance immunity
Alpha-blockers and 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors	Reduction in prostate volume and normalization of urine outflow during poor urination	Prevention and treatment of various forms of prostatitis and prostate adenomas (benign tumors)
phosphodiesterase inhibitor	Promote bladder emptying, stimulate prostate, and restore erectile function	Chronic prostatitis, reduced sexual ability
painkiller	Eliminate pain symptoms	for acute prostatitis
antibiotic	Destroy bacteria	infectious bacterial prostatitis
hormones	Restore hormone levels and glandular performance	advanced chronic disease
antiviral drugs	Destroys viruses and inhibits their ability to reproduce. Eliminate prostate swelling and pain, lower body temperature	Infectious viral prostatitis

List of the most effective drugs for treating prostatitis

Treatment of prostate diseases is carried out by medical specialists: andrologists or urologists. Medications are prescribed based on the results of prostate exams, laboratory tests, and ultrasounds.

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

Drugs that stop inflammation from developing. Do not use for chronic lesions of the heart, kidneys, liver, stomach, and duodenal ulcers.important! Taking NSAIDs may cause gastrointestinal side effects.

Antimicrobial treatment of infectious prostatitis

To eliminate the infection, cephalosporin antibiotics, semisynthetic penicillins, fluoroquinolones, and macrolide antibiotics are used.

Post form	Tablets and powders for the preparation of injectable solutions		injection	Capsules, tablets
antibiotic group	Fluoroquinolones	Penicillins	Cephalosporins	macrolides
noApply	renal decompensation	Infectious mononucleosis, lymphocytic leukemia	Chronic kidney and liver disease in the decompensated phase
Application method	Tablets - 1000 mg/day divided into two doses,Administer 200 to 800 mg once by infusion	250-500 mg 3 times daily	1-2 g/day, single injection of liquid containing 1% lidocaine	250–500 mg twice daily

Alpha Blockers and 5α Reductase Inhibitors

Alpha-blockers have hypotonic effects; monitor blood pressure during treatment.

Active ingredients	Tamsulosin hydrochloride		Dutasteride	Tamsulosin dibutyl sebacate
Post form	capsule	pill	capsule	capsule
dose	1 dose daily, 0. 4 mg	1 time/day 1 capsule	1 dose, 1 capsule daily	0. 4 mg once daily
action	Reduces the tension of urethral and prostate smooth muscles, improves urine outflow and bladder muscle metabolism, and helps eliminate stagnation of prostate secretions
Contraindications	Individual allergic reactions, orthostatic hypotension, liver failure

The duration of treatment with alpha-blockers and 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors is determined individually.

biological regulatory peptides

The drug quickly eliminates severe symptoms of prostatitis and restores damaged processes in the prostate.There are no contraindications other than personal allergies. Biomodulatory peptides can be purchased at pharmacies without a prescription.

muscle relaxants

Muscle relaxants prevent the destruction of prostate cell membranes, relieve pain by inhibiting the conduction of nerve impulses, and increase blood flow. Initial dose is 50 mg, may be increased to 150 mg.Not used to treat myasthenia gravis. Relevant (relative) contraindications are kidney and liver problems, epilepsy.Not recommended for chronic lesions of the liver, kidneys, myasthenia gravis, and epileptic seizures.

phosphodiesterase inhibitor

Caution is required when using potency stimulants. Medical advice required.

Antiviral drugs and immunomodulators

All drugs with antiviral effects have many side effects. Contraindications include: hypersensitivity to ingredients.Prostatitis is an inflammatory disease of the male's unpaired exocrine gland, the prostate. The quality of this organ's work determines a man's reproductive health, sexual performance, and psycho-emotional state. Medication for prostatitis is chosen based on the cause and form of the disease. Incorrect or untimely treatment threatens the development of erectile dysfunction and prostate adenomas.