Enlarged Prostate Healer Kit
Description-
Growth of the prostate gland in men, which occurs with natural aging, is called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). An enlarged prostate gland affects nearly 20% of men at the age of 40yrs, 70% at the age of 60 and 90% by the age of 80yrs. Although prostate enlargement is a normal process of aging, sometimes the growth is rapid and may need medical intervention. An accurate diagnosis of BPH is required before starting any treatment. The Ayurvedic name for the prostrate is Sheela which means a small stone used to sharpen swords, a hard gland present below the umbilical. When the gland is affected by excess vata, it gives rise to a condition called vathaashteela. These formulations are used for treating an enlarged prostate. Ayurvedic herbal medicines used to treat this condition can be used long-term, even in the elderly population, without risk of serious or adverse side effects. Simple diet and lifestyle changes can also support long-term health.
Why Enlarged Prostate Healer Kit-
Herbs in this kit help in the management of enlarged prostate involves pacifying aggravated vata, strengthening the urinary system, and relieving the symptoms of enlargement. It can also facilitate shrinkage of the prostate leading to an enhanced quality of life for the patient with this condition.
Benefits
1-It includes a combination of herbs that help in reducing symptoms associated with prostate enlargement
2- It improves urine flow
3-it reduces post Void residual urine
4-helps in controlling the urgency of urine by strengthening the genito urinary tract
5- it helps in reducing size of the prostate and improves its function
6- it includes all herbs that will strengthen the immunity of the body.
Lifestyle management for enlarged prostate
DO
- Urinate as soon as the urge arises.
- Remain sexually active.
- Take time to urinate when it is convenient, even if there is no urge.
- When you take long trips, make frequent stops to urinate.
- Sit on a hard seat or chair, instead of a soft one, whenever possible.
- Drink eight or more glasses of water every day.
- Avoid vata-increasing factors like alcohol, tobacco, smoking, and coffee.
- Avoid foods that cause constipation.
- Avoid dampness and cold temperatures.
- Control stress.
- Reduce mental exertion at work place and at home.
- Do pelvic floor muscle exercises.
DO NOT
- Don’t control the natural urges of urination.
- Do not drink liquids too close to bedtime.
- Take medications for colds and allergy that contain decongestants such as pseudoephedrine.
