Male Health Conditions – Enlarged Prostrate Natural Treatment Part 2

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Enlarged Prostate

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Most experts agree that more serious symptoms such as the inability to urinate, kidney or bladder damage may require surgical treatment.
However, for other less serious symptoms, patients may need to consider whether the symptoms are bad enough to warrant some type of treatment. There is no one absolute treatment for bothersome symptoms. Each of the treatment alternatives listed below has its advantages and disadvantages.

Treatment: Drugs
There are several prescription medications to treat the enlarged prostate. Because the prostate is made up of both glandular and muscular tissue, there are two basic categories of drugs – those that shrink glandular tissue and those that relax muscles.

Proscar, a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor, has been shrinking prostate glandular tissue for going on a decade now. (It will soon go generic.) This drug works intracellularly by blocking an enzyme in the prostate that converts testosterone to the active ingredient dihydrotestosterone, but it does not effect testosterone itself. It has been shown to shrink the prostate over a period of six months to a year, reducing the risk of surgery by half in men who take it.

Avodart, another 5-alpha reductase inhibitor has been on the market for four or five years. It blocks not only the enzyme in the prostate but also the one that’s found in the liver and skin, so it also eliminates blood-borne dihydrotestosterone. It has a couple of advantages over its competitor. First, it works more quickly – in one to three months. And second, it has a half life in the body of about five weeks. Thus, once a man has taken it for long enough to reduce the size of his prostate, we can cut back the amount of Avodart he needs to take. He may only need to take it two or three times per week, which saves money.

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