Prostatitis suppositories

Suppositories for prostatitis are an effective medicine used to treat prostate diseases. Let's consider what types of suppositories for prostatitis are available, their mechanism of action, indications and contraindications for use, and the most effective of them.

Suppositories for prostatitis are used almost always, as suppositories treat not only inflammatory lesions of the prostate, but also have a preventive effect on the rectum. Some doctors claim that treating prostatitis with suppositories is not very effective, as suppositories are inserted into the rectum, and between it and the prostate gland there is a low-permeability intestinal wall. But suppositories for prostatitis have a number of advantages. Rectal suppositories do not pass through the liver, which ensures the maximum concentration of the drug in the prostate.

Before you start treating prostatitis, you need to know what this disease is. Prostatitis is an inflammatory lesion of the prostate gland. Prostatitis is a male disease, since only men have a prostate. A variety of suppositories are used to treat the disease, which have anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and analgesic effects. Some suppositories have a plant base or ingredients of animal origin (cattle prostate) for a beneficial effect on the prostate gland and improved sexual function. Rectal suppositories have been used in urology for many years and have proven their effectiveness.

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Indications for the use of suppositories for prostatitis

Indications for the use of suppositories for prostatitis are based on the effectiveness of a particular drug. Suppositories for prostatitis are prescribed by a urologist both during an exacerbation of the disease and for its prevention. The choice of rectal suppositories depends on the expected therapeutic effect. Different drugs have different properties: they relieve swelling, inflammation, spasms, pain, improve blood supply to the prostate tissue and restore its secretory functions. Suppositories help restore normal urination and prevent stagnation of secretions, which can lead to thrombosis of small vessels.

The main indications for the use of suppositories for prostatitis:

• Chronic prostatitis.
• The period after surgical intervention on the prostate gland.
• Preparation for prostate surgery.
• Acute, chronic, bacterial prostatitis.
• Urinary tract infections.
• Infectious complications in aseptic prostatitis.

Magnetic suppositories based on barium ferrite are also indicated for the treatment of prostatitis. This type of drug enhances the effect of suppository bases. Only a doctor can prescribe suppositories and create a treatment plan. As a rule, suppositories are administered for 7-10 days, with a repeat course after 10-20 days. Suppositories are inserted into the rectum after an enema or bowel movement. It is contraindicated to use suppositories for prostatitis on your own, as this can cause a host of side effects.

Release form

The form of release of drugs for the treatment of prostatitis is different, but a special place is occupied by rectal suppositories, that is, candles. Suppositories are used for insertion into the rectum (rectally). As a rule, candles have a torpedo-shaped form for simple and convenient insertion.

Depending on the form of prostatitis, suppositories with different properties and active substances are selected. Suppositories can be either white or any other color. The color depends on the composition of the drug, for example, suppositories for prostatitis with propolis have a yellowish color. Suppositories are produced in different quantities, a standard package can be for 7 or 10 rectal suppositories, that is, designed for one course of treatment.

Pharmacodynamics of suppositories for prostatitis

The pharmacodynamics of suppositories for prostatitis are the processes that occur with the drug after its introduction into the body. Let's consider the pharmacodynamics of suppositories for prostatitis using the drug Bioprost as an example. Bioprost suppositories are a herbal preparation used to treat prostate diseases. Rectal suppositories are greenish in color, with a specific smell of thymol.

The drug has anti-inflammatory, analgesic and bacteriostatic properties. Suppositories have a positive effect on the condition of the prostate gland. The use of the drug helps to reduce pain in the prostate area and improves the process of urination. The active substance of the drug is pumpkin seeds, which have a large number of unsaturated fatty acids, microelements and antioxidants. After insertion into the rectum, the suppository has an antibacterial effect on harmful microorganisms.

The rectal route of administration of suppositories allows for maximum impact on the affected prostate. Active substances enter the systemic bloodstream, but bypass the liver. This ensures a rapid therapeutic effect, eliminates intoxication of the body and accumulation of the drug in the liver and digestive tract. Suppositories for prostatitis reduce inflammation in the tissues of the prostate gland and activate restoration and regeneration processes.

Pharmacokinetics of suppositories for prostatitis

Pharmacokinetics of suppositories for prostatitis are the processes of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of the drug. Bioprost is a multicomponent herbal preparation.

Suppositories are perfectly absorbed and quickly penetrate the affected prostate gland. The therapeutic effect of the drug is achieved within 2-3 hours after administration, the drug is excreted by the kidneys.

Treatment of prostatitis with suppositories

Treatment of prostatitis with suppositories is a popular and quite effective way to combat inflammatory processes in the prostate gland. The prostate gland is one of the most important organs of the genitourinary system. Therefore, to maintain its functionality, it is necessary to monitor its health and provide treatment for any inflammation. Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate gland that occurs due to a sedentary lifestyle, as stagnant processes and circulatory disorders occur. The waste elements are not excreted, but accumulate and lead to inflammation.

Rectal suppositories, i.e. candles, are used to treat prostatitis. But the therapeutic effect is greater on the rectum, not on the prostate. This is due to the fact that to treat the prostate gland, the candle must be inserted into the rectum. Candles from prostatitis with propolis, which has a wide range of action, are highly effective. The doctor selects the most effective candles for the treatment of prostatitis, based on the test results and the symptoms of the disease.

Rectal suppositories for prostatitis

Rectal suppositories for prostatitis are similar in their principle of action to microclysters. Only instead of water, medicinal substances, oils and fats are used. The composition of suppositories may include anesthetics, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial substances, antispasmodics and natural fillers of both plant and animal origin.

• The basis of rectal suppositories for the treatment of prostatitis is usually coconut oil. This ingredient promotes rapid absorption of medicinal substances contained in suppositories. Another mandatory component of rectal suppositories is vitamins, which have a general strengthening effect on the body.
• The therapeutic effect of suppositories for prostatitis depends not only on the composition of the suppository, but also on the correctness of its use. Thus, if the suppository is inserted incorrectly, the therapeutic effect will not be achieved. Rectal suppositories for prostatitis should be inserted into the rectum only after a cleansing enema or natural bowel movement.

To achieve a therapeutic effect, the suppository should be placed in the rectum, opposite the prostate. Therefore, suppositories must be inserted deeply, and to prevent their displacement, it is necessary to lie down for 20-30 minutes after the procedure.

You can use suppositories for prostatitis only as prescribed by a doctor. The doctor conducts a full examination and takes the necessary tests and only then selects effective rectal suppositories for the treatment of prostatitis.

Suppositories for prostatitis with antibiotic

Antibiotic suppositories for prostatitis have an anti-inflammatory effect and speed up the treatment process. Today, there are many antibiotics that differ in their mode of action and consist of various components. Antibiotic suppositories should be selected by a urologist, since it is the doctor who will prescribe the drug that has effective but gentle components. The peculiarity of the antibiotic is that it accumulates in the body, that is, it fights prostatitis around the clock, giving out protective properties to the body in portions.

If the patient has an acute form of prostatitis, the doctor prescribes suppositories for at least a month. In some cases, the regimen of suppository use can last 3-4 months or more. Suppositories for prostatitis with an antibiotic relieve spasms, eliminate discomfort and speed up the recovery process. Rectal suppositories are also prescribed for the prevention of prostatitis. For each patient, the doctor makes a scheme for the use of drugs and the duration of treatment. This allows you to monitor the recovery process and, if necessary, use additional drugs.

Antibiotics are the leaders among drugs for prostatitis. Suppositories with antibiotics are represented by a large group of drugs. The mechanism of action of suppositories is to destroy pathogenic microorganisms. Antibacterial substances accumulate in the tissues of the body, due to which their concentration in the blood tissues increases. Suppositories for prostatitis with an antibiotic are designed to eliminate the painful symptoms of the disease, relieve inflammation and reduce spasms of smooth muscles.

Antibiotics are effectively absorbed in the intestines, so their active substances do not penetrate the liver and do not affect the body. Suppositories for prostatitis with an antibiotic fight the disease around the clock. As a rule, antibiotics are prescribed for use for a month, and in some cases longer. Most often, patients are prescribed suppositories with antispasmodics or rifamycin.

Pain-relieving suppositories for prostatitis

Pain-relieving suppositories for prostatitis are used to eliminate discomfort. As a rule, patients are prescribed suppositories based on promedol or pantoponom. Such rectal suppositories are anti-inflammatory non-steroidal drugs with analgesic, antipyretic and antiplatelet properties. But pain-relieving suppositories for prostatitis do not eliminate the disease itself, but only its painful symptoms.

Indomethacin analgesic rectal suppositories are popular. The drug is an anti-inflammatory non-steroidal drug with analgesic, anti-inflammatory and antipyretic effects. Indomethacin suppositories are used to eliminate pain in prostate diseases. The suppositories contain analgesics that produce local anesthesia. The combination of anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects helps fight inflammatory processes in the prostate and suppresses pain.

Pain-relieving suppositories for hemorrhoids are used to alleviate the painful symptoms that accompany the disease. If hemorrhoids are in the acute stage or at the stage of exacerbation, then these are direct indications for the use of pain-relieving suppositories. The peculiarity of rectal suppositories with an analgesic effect for hemorrhoids is that the drug has medicinal properties and relieves painful sensations for a long time, which can appear, for example, during bowel movements. Let's consider several suppositories for hemorrhoids with an analgesic effect.

• Proctoglivenol - suppositories relieve pain in the anal area, relieve inflammation, improve blood microcirculation. The drug is prescribed by the attending physician, indicating the duration of use and frequency of use.
• Relief is a popular suppository for hemorrhoids, it relieves burning and pain, promotes blood flow and eliminates itching.
• Natalsid - safe rectal suppositories, do not contain hormonal substances. They are used to relieve pain in chronic hemorrhoids, and are approved for use even by pregnant women.

Anti-inflammatory suppositories for prostatitis

Rectal suppositories of this type contain non-steroidal anti-inflammatory substances. The most popular suppositories from this group are Diclofenac, Voltaren, Dicloberl. Such suppositories are contraindicated for use in blood diseases, allergic rhinitis, gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer. Anti-inflammatory suppositories for prostatitis cause a number of side effects: abdominal pain, constipation, pancreatitis, kidney dysfunction, flatulence and others. Such a number of side effects suggests that it is prohibited to use suppositories without a doctor's prescription.

Anti-inflammatory suppositories for prostatitis are used to eliminate the inflammatory process. Such suppositories contain non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Examples of such suppositories: Voltaren, Dicloberl, Diclofenac. Almost all suppositories containing NSAIDs contain the active ingredient diclofenac.

Diclofenac is quickly absorbed into the blood, providing an anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect. The substance affects the pelvic organs, especially the prostate, has an antipyretic and analgesic effect. Similar rectal suppositories for prostatitis are prescribed by a doctor after diagnosing the patient. Anti-inflammatory suppositories for prostatitis can also be used for exacerbated hemorrhoids, since the active substance passes through the rectum and relieves the inflammatory process.

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Suppositories for bacterial prostatitis

Suppositories for bacterial prostatitis are used to treat chronic and acute forms of the disease. Treatment of bacterial prostatitis is quite long and complicated. A man will have to pass a number of tests and undergo diagnostic procedures that will help the doctor choose the right rectal suppositories. The most effective drugs for the treatment of bacterial prostatitis are: Vitaprost, Prostacor and Diclofenac. It is very difficult to completely cure the disease only with the help of suppositories; as a rule, prostatitis goes into a stage of long-term remission.

The main task of suppositories for bacterial prostatitis is to eliminate the pathogen. For this, the doctor selects suppositories with antibiotics, usually for 7 days. If the patient has a high temperature with bacterial prostatitis, then the patient is prescribed anti-inflammatory suppositories or taken to the hospital and given antibiotics intravenously. In particularly difficult cases, the patient undergoes catheterization to facilitate the process of urination.

Names of suppositories for prostatitis

The names of suppositories for prostatitis make it possible to choose a suitable and effective medicine with minimal side effects and contraindications. Rectal suppositories in the treatment of prostatitis are used to eliminate painful symptoms and inflammation. The effectiveness of suppositories is reduced due to the fact that the active substances enter the rectum, which is separated from the prostate by an impermeable intestinal wall. This significantly complicates the access of the drug to the site of inflammation. And yet, suppositories for prostatitis have advantages. For example, the active substances of suppositories do not enter the liver, providing maximum concentration in the diseased prostate gland. Let's consider several types of drugs for prostatitis and their names.

Suppositories for prostatitis with beta-sitosterol

Beta-sitosterol is a substance that effectively protects the prostate gland. The substance is found in rice bran, sprouted wheat, soybeans and corn oil. Rectal suppositories are used both independently and in combination with other drugs for prostatitis.

All the above-described rectal suppositories are inserted into the rectum. The active substances of the suppositories penetrate the prostate and have medicinal effects on it. Any medications should be prescribed by the attending physician after examining the patient and diagnosing prostatitis.

Diclofenac suppositories for prostatitis

Diclofenac suppositories for prostatitis are highly effective and allow you to achieve the desired result in the first hours of using the product. Diclofenac is a multidisciplinary drug that has several useful properties at once. The drug relieves inflammation, eliminates pain and swelling, has an antipyretic and anti-aggregation effect.

• Diclofenac suppositories effectively relieve inflammation, pain, and swelling. The drug is used not only to treat prostatitis, but also to treat pain in the spine, neuralgia, and muscle pain.
• Suppositories are used rectally on an empty stomach. The suppository must be inserted deeply to achieve maximum therapeutic effect. For the treatment of prostatitis, patients are prescribed one suppository per day, before bedtime.
• Despite its effectiveness, the drug can cause overdose symptoms and side effects. In case of overdose, patients experience abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, hearing loss, migraine and allergic reactions. Suppositories are contraindicated for use in liver and kidney disease, rectal bleeding, bowel or stomach diseases.

Diclofenac suppositories for prostatitis are prescribed only by the attending physician, after diagnosing the patient's condition. Suppositories are not recommended for use simultaneously with other drugs, as this may cause uncontrolled side effects.

Vitaprost suppositories for prostatitis

Vitaprost suppositories for prostatitis have an anti-inflammatory effect with a pronounced tropism to prostate tissues. The drug relieves swelling, improves secretory function, stimulates the smooth muscle layer of the bladder and improves the composition of the ejaculate.

• The main indications for use of the drug: chronic prostatitis, condition after surgery on the prostate gland or pelvic organs. Vitaprost-plus suppositories are effective for prostatitis of any etiology. The drug is prescribed during the period of preparation for prostate surgery and in the postoperative period. Suppositories are inserted into the rectum after a cleansing enema or defecation. Patients are prescribed one suppository for ten days.
• Side effects of Vitaprost suppositories are as follows: dysbacteriosis, vomiting, nausea, dizziness, nervousness, gastrointestinal bleeding. The drug is prohibited for use in case of individual intolerance to its components.
• Vitaprost suppositories increase the toxicity of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid the simultaneous use of several drugs.
• If the dosage or recommended duration of treatment is not observed, Vitaprost causes overdose symptoms. Overdose manifests itself as tremors of the limbs, psychosis, hallucinations, stupor. With such symptoms, the suppositories are discontinued.

Prostatilen suppositories for prostatitis

Prostatilen suppositories for prostatitis are a medicinal product created on the basis of water-soluble proteins obtained from the prostate of cattle. Proteins, entering the body, enter the prostate gland and accumulate there. The action of suppositories is aimed at improving the functioning of the prostate gland, reducing swelling and congestion in the prostate. Prostatilen reduces the risk of thrombosis of the prostate vessels and reduces the infiltration of gland tissues by leukocytes.

• The use of suppositories reduces the number of urinations, eliminates pain syndrome and increases the quantitative composition of spermatozoa, increases sexual desire. The drug is sold in the form of rectal suppositories and a solution for intramuscular administration. One suppository contains 30 mg of extracted peptides.
• The main indications for the use of Prostatilen suppositories: inflammation of the prostate, chronic and acute prostatitis, surgical operations on the bladder and in the pelvic area, treatment of complicated inflammatory processes in the prostate, prostate adenoma.
• Suppositories are used 1-2 times a day on an empty bowel and after taking a bath. Suppositories must be inserted deep into the anus, after insertion it is recommended to lie down for 20-30 minutes. The course of treatment with suppositories lasts from 5-10 days. With longer use, the drug causes side effects of an allergic nature.
• Suppositories should be stored in a cool place, up to 15 degrees. The expiration date is indicated on the package and is three years from the date of manufacture. Suppositories are available without a doctor's prescription.

Vitaprost Forte suppositories for prostatitis

Vitaprost forte suppositories for prostatitis are a modern medicinal product with natural components. Suppositories have a beneficial effect on the prostate gland in any diseases and complications. Vitaprost forte has a wide range of action. The medicinal product reduces inflammatory processes in the prostate, improves blood circulation and prevents thrombus formation. The use of suppositories helps to reduce bacteria and leukocytes in the secretion secreted by the gland and eliminates problems with its stagnation.

• The main indications for the use of suppositories: chronic prostatitis, pre- and post-operative period on the prostate gland, prostatitis of any etiology, inflammatory diseases of the genitourinary tract.
• Vitaprost forte is contraindicated for use in case of individual sensitivity to the components of the drug. The drug is prescribed with special caution to patients with cerebral atherosclerosis, epilepsy and diseases of the central nervous system.
• Vitaprost forte is produced in the form of rectal suppositories, in a blister pack of the drug there are 10 suppositories. In addition to Vitaprost forte, Vitaprost plus and simply Vitaprost are also available. All drugs have effective medicinal properties in the treatment of prostatitis.
• Side effects of Vitaprost Plus suppositories are manifested in the form of allergic reactions that disappear after discontinuing the drug. In rare cases, the drug causes an increase in blood pressure.
• The drug is used as prescribed by a doctor, the urologist draws up a scheme for the use of suppositories and the duration of treatment. The shelf life of Vitaprost forte is 24 months, suppositories must be stored in a cool place, at a temperature not exceeding 20 ° C.

Voltaren suppositories for prostatitis

Voltaren suppositories for prostate have an analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect. The drug has minimal side effects and effectively treats prostate diseases, especially prostatitis. The active substance of Voltaren is diclofenac, which is an anti-inflammatory non-steroidal drug. That is, suppositories are very effective in treating prostate lesions. Since the disease is a serious inflammatory process, which is accompanied by fever and severe pain.

• Voltaren suppositories are available in 25, 50 and 100 mg of active substance. After the drug is administered into the rectum, the suppository affects the entire body. But the absorption of active substances is much slower than when taking tablets. Only an hour after administration, the maximum concentration of active substances in the prostate is achieved.
• Voltaren suppositories are contraindicated for use in case of irritation of the rectal mucosa. Suppositories are not recommended for use in case of proctitis or acute hemorrhoids, as well as in case of erosive and ulcerative processes in the gastrointestinal tract. Suppositories are used with special caution in case of attacks of bronchial asthma and individual intolerance to the components of the drug.
• Side effects of Voltaren include irritation of the intestinal mucosa and bleeding. Liver dysfunction, convulsions, headaches, increased blood pressure and allergic reactions are also possible.

Indomethacin suppositories for prostatitis

Indomethacin suppositories for prostatitis are an analgesic, anti-inflammatory and antipyretic agent. The main indications for the use of the drug: joint syndrome, neuralgia, inflammation of soft tissues and diffuse lesions of connective tissue. The drug is used as an adjuvant in infectious and inflammatory diseases: cystitis, prostatitis, adnexitis.

• Indomethacin suppositories for prostatitis are used to stop exacerbations of the chronic process. Patients are prescribed 1 suppository twice a day. If suppositories are used to prevent prostatitis, the patient is prescribed one rectal suppository at night.
• Suppositories may cause side effects that manifest as irritation of the rectal mucosa. Patients with a history of colitis may have an exacerbation of the disease. Long-term use of suppositories causes nausea, pain and discomfort in the abdomen, flatulence, constipation, diarrhea, dizziness. In rare cases, indomethacin causes erosive and ulcerative lesions, allergic reactions, and gastrointestinal bleeding.
• Indomethacin suppositories are contraindicated for use in cases of hematopoiesis disorders, ulcerative lesions of the gastrointestinal tract, exacerbated asthma attacks, severe liver or kidney disorders. The drug is prohibited for use in patients with severe forms of heart failure, arterial hypertension and individual intolerance to indomethacin.
• The drug is prescribed with special caution to elderly patients, with kidney and liver diseases. During the use of the drug, it is necessary to monitor the function of the kidneys and liver, avoid activities that require increased attention.

Indomethacin suppositories for prostatitis are used only as prescribed by a doctor, after a thorough diagnosis of the patient's condition.

Ichthyol suppositories for prostatitis

Ichthyol suppositories for prostatitis have an anti-inflammatory and local anesthetic effect. The drug is used both as part of a complex treatment for prostatitis and during exacerbations and relapses of inflammation of the prostate gland.

Ichthyol suppositories are excellent at relieving pain, have no contraindications for use, and have no side effects. But suppositories should be used to treat prostatitis only on the advice of a doctor. It is contraindicated to use rectal suppositories on your own, as this can exacerbate prostatitis.

Suppositories are administered 1-2 times a day, after a cleansing enema or defecation. Suppositories must be administered deep into the rectum and after administration, lie down for 20-30 minutes. Ichthyol suppositories are available from pharmacies without a prescription. The preparation must be stored in a cool place, avoiding sudden changes in temperature, which can lead to their deformation.

Longidaza suppositories for prostatitis

Longidaza suppositories for prostatitis are effective even in advanced cases of the disease. Treatment is carried out in courses, 5-10 suppositories per course, with one suppository lasting for 2-3 days. After insertion into the rectum, the drug is quickly distributed throughout the body, penetrating into the affected tissues of the prostate gland. Due to this, the therapeutic effect of Longidaza is achieved as quickly as possible. Suppositories have an immunomodulatory effect, have chelating, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

The therapeutic effect is achieved due to the action of hyaluronidase activity. The substance improves the flow of fluids between cells, increases the elasticity of connective tissue. Due to this, swelling decreases, scars are absorbed, and the adhesion process decreases. In case of prostatitis, Longidaza suppositories weaken the acute stage of the disease and increase resistance to infections. Suppositories increase the humoral response of the body when prostatitis appears.

• The main indications for the use of the drug: this is a complex therapy of diseases accompanied by hyperplasia of connective tissue. Longidaza suppositories are effective in the treatment of chronic prostate, lesions of the genitourinary system, sclerotic and bacterial prostatitis.
• The drug is contraindicated for use in case of individual intolerance to the components of the drug. With special caution, suppositories are used for patients with pulmonary hemorrhages and acute renal failure. Side effects are manifested as increased pain and the appearance of allergic reactions.
• The scheme of application of the drug and the duration of treatment are prescribed by the attending physician. Patients are recommended to use suppositories at night. The average course of treatment consists of 10 suppositories, a repeated course for the prevention of prostatitis is carried out after 2-3 months.

Methyluracil suppositories for prostatitis

Methyluracil suppositories for prostate are a means of restoring normal tissue structure. The drug intensively stimulates cell growth and tissue regeneration and heals wounds. The drug has several forms of release, but suppositories, that is, rectal suppositories, are used to treat prostatitis. Each suppository contains the active substance methyluracil, as well as a number of auxiliary components: alcohol, paraffin, and others.

The active ingredients of the drug stimulate growth and restoration of normal tissue structure. The drug improves the maturation process of red blood cells and white blood cells. Methyluracil belongs to the group of drugs that stimulate leukopoiesis and immunomodulators. Suppositories have an anti-inflammatory effect and a photoprotective effect.

• The main indications for the use of rectal suppositories Methyluracil: proctitis, ulcerative colitis, hemorrhoids, synmoiditis, prostatitis, postoperative period during interventions in the pelvic organs or genitourinary system. The drug effectively heals micro-ruptures of the mucous membrane and accelerates the tissue healing process.
• Suppositories are intended for insertion into the rectum. The duration of use of the drug depends on the symptoms of the disease and the speed of recovery. On average, suppositories are used for 1 week to 4 months.
• Methyluracil has contraindications for use. Suppositories are prohibited for use in case of allergy or hypersensitivity to the components of the drug. Side effects of suppositories are manifested in the form of allergic reactions on the skin, burning and itching.

Sea buckthorn suppositories for prostatitis

Sea buckthorn suppositories for prostatitis are a natural herbal medicine. The suppositories contain only sea buckthorn oil and cocoa butter as a suppository base. Sea buckthorn suppositories have a wide range of action, so they are used not only in urology, but also in other medical fields.

• The main indications for the use of sea buckthorn suppositories: chronic prostatitis, prostate adenoma, hemorrhoids, cracks and ulcers of the rectum, proctitis, lesions of the mucous membrane of the lower colon, colpitis, chronic adnexitis, adhesions in the pelvis.
• The duration of the course of treatment and the frequency of use of suppositories is determined by the doctor, individually for each patient. As a rule, suppositories are placed 1-2 times a day, inserted deep into the anus. The course of treatment can last 10 days or a month, depending on the form of prostatitis.
• Sea buckthorn suppositories are contraindicated for use in case of allergic reactions to sea buckthorn oil. The drug should be stored in a cool, dry place, protected from sunlight. The shelf life of suppositories is 12 months.

Suppositories with thiotriazoline for prostatitis

Suppositories with thiotriazoline for prostate have an anti-inflammatory and regenerating effect. Suppositories promote a speedy recovery and reduce the painful symptoms of the disease to zero. Thiotriazoline is a hepatoprotective drug. When used rectally, the substance acts locally, providing an anti-inflammatory effect and accelerating the healing process of ulcers and wounds of the mucous membrane of the genitourinary system. The biological availability of the drug is 60%, thiotriazoline accumulates in small quantities in the tissues of the liver, kidneys and rectum. The half-life is about 3 hours, the substance is excreted by the kidneys.

• The main indications for the use of suppositories with thiotriazoline: inflammatory and erosive lesions of the mucous membrane of the sigmoid or rectum, prostatitis, erosions in the anal area. Suppositories are prescribed to accelerate tissue regeneration in case of damage to the integrity of the mucous membrane after surgical interventions.
• Rectal suppositories with thiotriazoline are prescribed by the attending physician. The dosage and duration of treatment depend on the symptoms of the disease and the general condition of the patient. As a rule, patients are prescribed one suppository for 7-10 days.
• Side effects of the drug are manifested in the form of allergic reactions of itching, rashes, swelling, hyperemia of the skin. Suppositories can cause headaches and dizziness. That is why suppositories are contraindicated for use by patients with increased sensitivity to thiotriazoline and renal failure.
• In case of overdose of thiotriazoline, patients may experience an increase in the concentration of potassium and sodium in the urine. Overdose symptoms disappear on their own after discontinuation of the drug. The drug is available only with a doctor's prescription.

Genferon suppositories for prostatitis

Genferon suppositories for prostatitis are a new drug that is a combination of several active ingredients. Suppositories have a wide range of applications and are used in the treatment and prevention of infectious and inflammatory diseases of the urogenital tract.

• The main indications for the use of rectal suppositories Genferon: prostatitis, balanitis, ureaplasmosis, genital herpes, bartholinitis, balanoposthitis, urethritis, adnexitis. The drug is also used to treat bacterial and vaginal candidiasis.
• Genferon is produced in the form of rectal and vaginal suppositories, which allows both women and men to use the suppositories. Suppositories are not recommended for use by patients with individual intolerance to the active substances of the drug and other components included in its composition.
• The dosage and duration of treatment are selected individually for each patient. Thus, for prostatitis, suppositories are used 1-2 times a day for 1-3 months. With prolonged use of the drug, side effects are possible. Genferon causes allergic reactions, itching and skin rashes. But the side symptoms disappear 72 hours after discontinuing the drug.

Dicloberl suppositories for prostatitis

Dicloberl suppositories for prostatitis are a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. The active substance of the drug is sodium diclofenac. Suppositories have a pronounced anti-inflammatory effect, relieve pain, relieve swelling, fever, and reduce the adhesive properties of platelets.

• I use Dicloberl suppositories for prostatitis, gout, primary dysmenorrhea, neuralgia. The wide range of application of the drug and several forms of release allow using Dicloberl in the treatment of rheumatic diseases and joint lesions.
• Suppositories are used as prescribed by a doctor, observing the recommended time periods. Suppositories are inserted deep into the rectum after a cleansing enema or defecation. With longer use of the drug or exceeding the recommended dosage, side effects are possible. Symptoms manifest themselves in the form of exacerbated gastrointestinal diseases, allergic reactions, headaches and deterioration of the general condition.
• Dicloberl for prostatitis is contraindicated for use by patients with allergic reactions to diclofenac or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Suppositories are prohibited for gastric or duodenal ulcers, hematopoiesis disorders or bronchial asthma. In case of overdose, Dicloberl causes symptoms similar to the side effects of the drug. Cancellation of suppositories eliminates unfavorable and painful symptoms.

Papaverine suppositories for prostatitis

Papaverine suppositories for prostatitis are an effective remedy that has a spasmolytic effect on the smooth muscles of the prostate and small blood vessels. Papaverine promotes the expansion of arteries, increases blood flow, reduces swelling, pain and inflammation.

• The main indications for the use of suppositories are gynecological and urological diseases. Suppositories are administered rectally, 2-3 times a day. The drug is contraindicated in case of individual intolerance to papaverine or auxiliary components of suppositories. Suppositories are not prescribed to patients with impaired liver function and in old age.
• The drug does not cause overdose symptoms. Side effects are extremely rare. If after using suppositories there are disturbances in heart rhythm, constipation, drowsiness or decreased blood pressure, the drug should be discontinued.
• Rectal suppositories with papaverine help relieve spasms in the pelvic organs. The suppositories quickly and effectively eliminate painful symptoms in the gastrointestinal tract, pancreas and biliary tract.

Tykveol suppositories for prostatitis

Tykveol suppositories for prostatitis are an effective herbal remedy used for any prostate disease. The drug has several forms of release: oil, rectal suppositories, capsules. Rectal suppositories are used to treat prostatitis. The suppositories contain pumpkin seed oil - the active ingredient and cocoa butter.

Tykveol is a medicinal product with biologically active components from pumpkin seeds. The drug has an antioxidant effect and anti-inflammatory effect on the body. The use of suppositories has a positive effect on the functioning of the bile ducts, reduces inflammatory processes in the epithelium and has a choleretic effect.

• The main indications for the use of Tykveol suppositories: benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostatitis, chronic prostatitis, dermatitis, colpitis, endocervicitis, hemorrhoids.
• Suppositories are contraindicated for use in case of individual intolerance to the components of the drug. The dosage regimen and duration of the course of treatment are selected individually for each patient. Rectal suppositories should be moistened in the form before administration. Suppositories are administered up to three times a day, the duration of treatment is from one week to three months. For the prevention of prostatitis, suppositories are used for six months, 1 suppository every other day.
• Side effects of suppositories manifest as disorders of the digestive system. The drug causes diarrhea, dyspepsia, flatulence, and in rare cases, patients experience allergic reactions.
• Overdose of Tykveol causes diarrhea. If the above symptoms appear, it is necessary to reduce the dosage of suppositories or stop using suppositories. The drug should be stored in a dry, dark place at a temperature not exceeding 25 degrees. The shelf life of suppositories is two years.

Method of administration and dosage

The method of application and dosage of rectal suppositories for prostatitis are determined by the attending physician after diagnosing the patient's condition. It is the physician who selects the most effective suppositories for treating the disease. Let's consider the dosage of the most popular suppositories for prostatitis to achieve maximum therapeutic effect.

• Bioprost – patients are prescribed 1 rectal suppository 2 times a day. The course of treatment lasts from 7 to 14 days.
• Vitaprost – 1 suppository once a day, course of treatment 10-12 days.
• Viferon – 1 suppository in the morning and before bedtime (every 12 hours), the course of treatment is 10 days.
• Prostopin - 1 suppository before bedtime, the course of treatment is 10-30 days. When conducting a preventive course, suppositories are inserted for 3 months.
• Suppositories for prostatitis with propolis - 1 suppository 2 times a day, duration of use 15-20 days.
• Suppositories for prostatitis with pumpkin oil - 1 suppository 2 times a day, course of treatment 10-30 days.

The method of using rectal suppositories is to insert the preparations into the anus. Let's look at how to properly insert suppositories to achieve the maximum therapeutic effect and minimize discomfort.

• Most suppositories need to be refrigerated because they melt at room temperature. For ease of insertion, the suppository should be cool so that it does not melt in your hands.
• To insert the suppository, you need to take a comfortable position. You can lie on your side or bend slightly while standing. The suppository must be inserted so that the suppository is behind the sphincter, that is, in the rectum.
• For ease of insertion, the anus should be relaxed. Do not insert the suppository in a clamped state, as this may lead to trauma to the mucous membrane. For ease of insertion, the end of the suppository can be lubricated with Vaseline, baby cream or vegetable oil.
• After inserting the suppository, you must lie down for 20-30 minutes and refrain from defecation (this desire very often arises when inserting rectal suppositories), since the active substances will not have time to be absorbed.
• Rectal suppositories are recommended to be used at night, after defecation and bathing. This is because the medicine will be completely absorbed overnight.
• If the suppository was inserted at night, then in the morning there may be traces of leakage. But do not be alarmed, as this indicates that the active substances have been completely absorbed, and the base remains. Paraffin, fat, Vaseline oil can be used as a base. To reduce discomfort, it is recommended to use napkins or disposable pads.

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Using suppositories for prostatitis during pregnancy

The use of suppositories for prostatitis during pregnancy is a very relevant issue, despite the fact that pregnant women themselves do not need to use suppositories. Doctors have proven that long-term prostatitis has a negative effect on male sexual function, the formation of spermatozoa and their fertilizing ability. All this suggests that prostatitis has a negative effect on the process of conception, disrupting it.

Spermatogenesis can be disrupted by a long-term inflammatory process and other lesions of the prostate gland. The impact of prostatitis on conception is based on the disruption of the fertilizing ability of sperm, a decrease in the content of spermatozoa. In particularly severe cases, spermatozoa in the semen disappear completely, which leads to complete infertility.

The combination of prostatitis and infertility is a very real phenomenon. A man may experience temporary infertility, which is associated with the suppression of prostate function and the chronic course of the disease. If a man has sclerotic prostatitis, that is, a disease characterized by the proliferation of connective tissue, it is impossible to restore spermatogenesis.

• If pregnancy has occurred, that is, conception has been successful, then the presence of prostatitis in the father does not affect the future child and the process of bearing it. The only danger is that if prostatitis is infectious, the infection can be transmitted to the woman sexually. This is a threat to pregnancy and the fetus, since some types of infections are very dangerous, for example, herpes simplex viruses types 1 and 2.
• If pregnancy occurs with infectious prostatitis in a man, then the danger for the woman is a decrease in the immune system. Any infection becomes dangerous for the expectant mother and the future child.
• But in most cases of prostatitis, the disease does not pose a threat to pregnancy. But in any case, future parents should undergo treatment for any infectious and inflammatory processes in the genitals before planning a child.

Contraindications to the use of suppositories for prostatitis

Contraindications to the use of suppositories for prostatitis are based on the action of the active substances of the drug. Most suppositories are contraindicated for use in case of individual intolerance to the components of rectal suppositories.

The drug is not prescribed for patients with chronic diseases of internal organs, cardiovascular insufficiency and hematopoiesis disorders. Suppositories are prescribed with special caution to elderly patients, with mental illnesses, epilepsy, severe renal and hepatic insufficiency.

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Side effects of suppositories for prostatitis

Side effects of suppositories for prostatitis appear when using suppositories by patients who are at risk. Many rectal suppositories cause allergic reactions, itching, burning, swelling and hyperemia of the skin. Suppositories can cause an exacerbation of chronic diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, causing vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, flatulence.

Suppositories may cause gastrointestinal bleeding, high blood pressure, arrhythmia, headaches, dizziness and nervousness. To eliminate side effects, it is recommended to reduce the dosage of the drug or stop using the suppositories and seek medical help.

Overdose

An overdose of suppositories for prostatitis is possible if the drug is used longer than recommended. Overdose symptoms are similar to the symptoms of side effects. When administered rectally, suppositories can cause allergic reactions, convulsions, stupor and headaches. If such symptoms occur, it is necessary to stop using the suppositories and conduct symptomatic therapy.

Interactions of suppositories for prostatitis with other drugs

Interaction of suppositories for prostatitis with other drugs is possible only with the permission and prescription of a doctor. In the treatment of prostatitis, not only rectal suppositories are used, but also tablets, ointments and even solutions for intravenous administration. The popularity of suppositories is that the drug is absorbed in the rectum, affecting the prostate, providing the maximum concentration of the active substance at the site of the lesion.

Let's consider the interaction of suppositories for prostatitis with other drugs using the example of Vitaprost suppositories. The drug helps reduce inflammation and lowers the level of leukocytes. The drug increases the toxicity of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Suppositories enhance the anticoagulant effects of oral anticoagulant drugs.

Storage conditions for suppositories for prostatitis

Storage conditions for suppositories for prostatitis correspond to the rules for storing vaginal and rectal preparations. Depending on the composition of the suppositories, the medicine is recommended to be stored in a dark, cool place, protected from children. The storage temperature should be at the level of 10-20 °C, since at a higher temperature, the suppositories begin to melt and deform.

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Best before date

The expiration date of suppositories for prostatitis is indicated on the packaging of the drug and depends on the storage rules of the drug. Suppositories are stored from 12 to 36 months. After the expiration date, suppositories are prohibited from use and must be disposed of. The expiration date is also affected by compliance with the storage conditions of the drug. If the suppositories have acquired an unpleasant odor or changed color, then suppositories are not recommended for use, as this may cause uncontrolled side effects.

The best suppositories for prostatitis

The best suppositories for prostatitis are effective medications that help quickly eliminate the inflammatory process and cure diseases. The best suppositories should be effective in treating any form of prostatitis, with minimal side effects and contraindications. First of all, it is worth noting the advantages of using rectal suppositories. Since suppositories are inserted into the anus, the drugs are absorbed into the body through the walls of the rectum, and not the liver tissue. That is, rectal drugs are more effective than other forms of release, since they do not pass through the liver, which destroys them.

• The best suppositories for chronic prostatitis are preparations based on bee products. Natural composition and minimal side effects are popular among patients. The best preparations are considered to be Tambuil, Prostopin, Hom Vita. Rectal suppositories belong to the group of suppositories for prostatitis with propolis.
• There are preparations that contain active components of animal prostate glands. For example, Prostatilen suppositories contain the prostate of a domestic bull. The preparation eliminates inflammatory processes, relieves swelling, normalizes secretory function and accelerates the recovery period.
• The active substance of suppositories may be a concentrated extract from the sex glands of cattle. Such a component is present in Vitaprost suppositories. The drug is a protein complex with a pronounced effect on the functioning of the prostate gland.

Suppositories for the prevention of prostatitis

Suppositories for the prevention of prostatitis are used to relieve the inflammatory process. As a rule, rectal suppositories are used to maintain a state of long-term remission of the disease. The drug should be selected by the attending physician, based on the results of the main therapy. The range of suppositories for prostatitis and for the prevention of this disease is very wide. It is worth mentioning such drugs that are the best means for both the treatment and prevention of prostatitis:

• Ichthyol suppositories – have an anesthetic, antiseptic and disinfectant effect. They have no contraindications and effectively improve blood circulation in the area of impact.
• Suppositories with papaverine relieve spasms, eliminate pain and normalize blood flow in the groin area.
• Rectal suppositories with belladonna - the suppositories contain belladonna, which is called belladonna. The drug is suitable for the treatment of chronic prostatitis, has antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Diclofenac - has anti-inflammatory, anti-edematous and analgesic effects. It is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug.
• Voltaren suppositories - the drug has an antipyretic and analgesic effect, is the best remedy for the treatment of inflammation of the prostate gland.
• Anestezol is a complex medicine consisting of four active components. The suppositories have regenerating, analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties. The drug improves the process of urination and defecation, accelerates the recovery period.
• Thiotriazolin - relieves inflammation and accelerates tissue regeneration. Excellent for preventing any form of prostatitis

For the prevention of inflammation of the prostate gland, suppositories based on cocoa butter with the addition of natural products - honey and propolis - are excellent. Such suppositories will help relieve minor inflammation and achieve long-term remission of the disease.

In addition to taking medications, do not forget that prevention of prostatitis, especially its chronic form, consists of following several simple rules:

• Regular sexual life.
• Completely healthy nutrition.
• Giving up bad habits (smoking, alcohol).
• Sports and general strengthening exercises to improve blood circulation in the pulmonary organs.
• Timely treatment of any infectious lesions of other organs.

Secondary prevention of prostatitis should include regular preventive examinations by a urologist, preventive treatment with rectal suppositories, general tonics and physiotherapy methods.

Cheap suppositories for prostatitis

Cheap suppositories for prostatitis have effective medicinal properties, as do expensive drugs. So, cheap suppositories include suppositories based on bee products, by the way, such suppositories can be made at home. Let's consider the cost of the most popular drugs for prostatitis. When choosing a drug, this will allow you to navigate not only its effectiveness, but also the price category.

Name of the drug Price Anestezol from 15 UAH. Bioprost from 190 UAH. Vitaprost forte from 320 UAH. Vitaprst from 260 UAH. Viferon from 120 UAH. Voltaren from 60 UAH. Hemo-Pro from 90 UAH. Genferon from 210 UAH. Dikloberl from 45 UAH. Diclofenac from 14 UAH. Indomethacin from 10 UAH. Ichthyol candles from 14 UAH. Longidaza from 680 UAH. Methyluracil from 17 UAH. Natalsid from 200 UAH. Proctoglivenol from 110 UAH. Propolis D from 18 UAH. Propolis DN from 175 UAH. Prostatilen from 80 UAH. Prostopin from 400 UAH. Rectal suppositories with belladonna from 6 UAH. Sea buckthorn suppositories from 15 UAH. Suppositories with indomethacin from 6 UAH. Suppositories with papaverine from 18 UAH. Tykveol from 300 UAH. Phyto Propolis from 45 UAH.

The price of suppositories for prostatitis depends on the number of suppositories in the package, the amount of active substance in the drug and the pharmacy chain in which the medicine is sold. All the above prices are for informational purposes only.

Suppositories for prostatitis or rectal suppositories are drugs that are used to treat inflammation in the prostate gland. Suppositories help in the treatment of many diseases of the prostate and rectum. The advantage of suppositories in the treatment of this disease is that the drug acts directly on the site of the lesion, providing a therapeutic effect in a short period of time. Today, the pharmaceutical market offers many suppositories for prostatitis that effectively fight the disease and are used for its prevention. But it is strictly forbidden to use suppositories on your own. Only a consultation and diagnosis with a doctor will allow you to achieve long-term remission of prostatitis or completely get rid of the disease.