Prostate physical therapy

Prostate disease is very common in men. The occurrence of such diseases is directly related to men's personal hygiene. Men must seek timely treatment after suffering from such diseases, otherwise the problem will become more serious. When treating male prostate diseases, the commonly used method is medication. This treatment method is very helpful in stabilizing the disease. Prostate physical therapy is also a good choice.

Many people are not very clear about prostate physical therapy, which requires more understanding of this type of disease so that when choosing, they can know how to proceed and have good methods to treat the disease.

Prostate Physical Therapy:

Ultrasound therapy: Because the normal frequency of ultrasound is above 20,000 cycles/second, while the clinical medical frequency is 800-1000 kilocycles/second. It mainly uses ultrasonic energy to improve local healing fluid and lymphatic circulation, enhance local metabolism, change tissue acidity and alkalinity, and relieve or eliminate pain.

Shortwave therapy: Since shortwave therapy is a high-frequency current therapy, the electric current used in medical treatment is called shortwave current. The bactericidal effect of shortwave is an indirect effect caused by the shortwave enhancing the body's immune defense mechanism.

Ultrashort wave therapy: Ultrashort wave therapy is another method of treatment using high-frequency electric current. It mainly uses the high frequency of electric current to act directly on the lesion site. The medical treatment voltage is usually 40-50 volts.

Direct current drug ion introduction method: Direct current drug ion introduction method, clinically mainly uses direct current to diffuse drug ions through the skin or mucous membranes into tissues to deliver drugs to achieve the purpose of treatment.

The above is a detailed introduction to prostate physical therapy. When choosing this treatment method, men should pay attention to actively cooperate, which will be of great help in controlling the disease. Many men are more casual when treating prostate, which is of no help in improving the disease.