Consequences of Untreated Prostatitis: Understanding Uremia

If you experience symptoms such as premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, frequent urination, urgency, pain during urination, white discharge, interrupted urine flow, excessive nighttime urination, inability to urinate, short sexual stamina, frequent masturbation, or kidney deficiency, it may be due to prostate issues. Conditions like prostatitis, prostate calcification, prostate hyperplasia, or urinary retention can all be culprits. Consult a doctor for free to understand your condition—one-on-one expert advice can provide clarity in just five sentences.

With the accelerating pace of life and increasing stress on men, the incidence of male-specific diseases is rising. Prostatitis, a male condition caused by bacterial invasion leading to inflammation, is often overlooked. However, neglecting timely treatment can harm the body significantly.

Can Untreated Prostatitis Lead to Uremia?

Prostatitis is closely linked to the prostate and kidneys. If left untreated, it can lead to prostate hyperplasia, which compresses the bladder outlet, causing urine to accumulate in the body and impair normal excretion. Residual urine fosters bacterial growth, which can invade damaged bladder tissues, triggering urinary tract infections. If treatment is incomplete, this can progress to nephritis and, ultimately, uremia. Thus, timely and thorough treatment of prostatitis is crucial to prevent its progression to uremia.

Dangers of Prostatitis

1. Impact on Daily Life and Work
   Inflammation from prostatitis causes symptoms like testicular pain, incomplete bladder emptying, and frequent nighttime urination. These discomforts disrupt patients’ lives, severely affecting work and daily activities.
2. Sexual Dysfunction
   Persistent untreated prostatitis leads to recurring symptoms and discomfort, which worsen during sexual activity, contributing to issues like premature ejaculation and other sexual dysfunctions.
3. Fertility Issues
   Chronic prostatitis impairs prostate secretion, reducing sperm vitality and hindering fertilization by preventing sperm from reaching the egg. Over time, this can lead to infertility.
4. Risk of Infecting Partners
   Prostatitis, especially when caused by fungal infections, is highly contagious and can spread to sexual partners. Both partners may need simultaneous treatment to prevent reinfection.

While prostatitis poses many risks, men should not be overly alarmed. With consistent treatment, it can be cured effectively.

How to Treat Prostatitis?

Jishantang TCM “Penetration-Softening-Activation” Therapy
Patients with prostate hyperplasia should avoid invasive treatments, as they can further damage already compromised prostate tissues, blood vessels, and nerves, worsening the condition and causing complications. Modern medicine increasingly favors non-invasive Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) approaches. However, conventional medications struggle to penetrate the prostate gland effectively, often only alleviating symptoms.

The “Penetration-Softening-Activation” therapy overcomes this challenge. Using a specialized preparation made from rare herbs like Tianshan snow lotus, Kunlun snow chrysanthemum, and Xinjiang Bamudan, this therapy employs unique techniques to deliver the medication directly into the prostate gland. The treatment softens tissues, activates cells, restores gland elasticity, and promotes functional recovery, causing hyperplastic tissue to shrink naturally.

Six Breakthroughs of the “Penetration-Softening-Activation” Therapy:

1. Non-invasive improvement of prostatitis, addressing recurrence issues.
2. Restores erectile function and premature ejaculation without relying on “kidney-tonifying” or aphrodisiac drugs.
3. Revitalizes atrophied prostate tissue.
4. Reduces or eliminates prostate calcification.
5. Shrinks enlarged prostate without surgery.
6. Enables patients with urinary retention to urinate independently within two weeks, eliminating the need for catheters.

The Relationship Between Kidney Deficiency and Prostatitis

Kidney function and prostate health are closely intertwined. “Kidney deficiency” often stems from prostate diseases, which cause functional decline and hormonal imbalances. Treating the prostate typically restores sexual function. Common kidney-tonifying or aphrodisiac drugs, which often contain hormone-like substances, can exacerbate hormonal imbalances, leading to gland hardening, widespread calcification, and further damage. This can worsen the condition, making patients feel increasingly deficient. Therefore, such medications should be avoided.

“Kidney deficiency” is essentially a comprehensive decline in prostate function due to gland hardening and hormonal imbalances. Symptoms like fatigue, weakness in the limbs, insomnia, irritability, sensitivity to cold or heat, and other endocrine disruptions are often caused by prostate-related issues.