Homeopathic Solution For Prostate Enlargement

An enlarged prostate applies pressure on your urethra and can cause any number of problems, including a weak or slow-starting urine stream, frequent or urgent need to urinate, increased frequency at night, failure to empty the bladder, blood in the urine, dribbling, straining, or possibly a urinary tract infection.

There are a number of homeopathic approaches that can be quite helpful:

• Apis mellifica is used when you experience stinging pain during urination that is worse when the final drops are passing, often when the prostate area is swollen and very sensitive to touch.
• Causticum is used when coughing or sneezing causes urine loss.  Once urine has started passing, the person may feel pressure or pulsation extending from the prostate to the bladder. Causticum is also indicated when sexual pleasure during orgasm is absent or diminished.
• Chimaphilla umbellata is often helpful when the prostate is enlarged, causing urine retention and frequent urinal urge. The person may have the feeling that a ball is lodged in the pelvic floor, or experience pressure, swelling, and soreness that are worse when sitting down.
• Clematis is helpful when swelling of the prostate seems to have narrowed or tightened the urinary passage. Urine usually emerges slowly, in drops instead of a stream, with dribbling afterward.

These homeopathic ingredients are often added into prostate care formulas. They work well together with various anti-inflammatory phytonutrients from herbal extracts, such as: Pygeum, Lycopene, Pumpkin Seeds, and Saw Palmetto. Blended together herb and homeopathic formulas can help to inhibit the action of the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase, which converts testosterone into DHT.