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Today I present to you an article on some pathologies of the urinary tract with distinction between female and male. Alongside these ailments are inserted some herbal treatments tested and working.
We will see some herbal remedies that work but as always, before getting self-diagnosis and do-it-yourself treatments, it is always better to go to a doctor.
N.B. When the results of a therapy based on medicinal plants should be disappointing, resort, without hesitation, to synthetic medicines that your trusted doctor will recommend.
CYSTITIS: Acute or chronic process of inflammation of the bladder or urinary tract in general, usually the disorder is due to bacterial infections deriving from the kidney or urethra. This state of imbalance is characterized by frequent and painful urination, the emission of cloudy urine, sometimes bloody, sometimes with the presence of fever. First you need to intervene with antibacterial, then antispasmodics or plants with an emollient action. In acute cystitis, synthetic urinary antiseptics and specific antibiotics are needed. Since cystitis can often occur in women due to the translocation of bacteria from the colon to the bladder, it will be very important to keep the intestinal bacterial flora intact by taking lactic ferments.
Bearberry T.M.: 40 drops 3 times a day in a little water away from meals. + Vaccinum vitis idea M.G.: 40 drops in a little water 2 times a day away from meals. Pilosella in the evening before dinner.
Or:
Cranberry T.M.: 40 drops 3 times a day away from meals. + T. M.: 30-50 drops of Juniper in a little water 3 times a day away from meals + M.G.: (heather) Calluna Vulgaris 40 drops in a little water 2 times a day in the morning and in the evening. This gem derivative counteracts acute and chronic inflammation of the urinary tract.
LEUCORRHEA: This term refers to all those uterovaginal secretions which do not contain blood and which have a whitish color, so much so that they are also commonly called "white discharge". They can be of three types:
• non-pathological, as they are linked to particular physiological conditions such as the period preceding menarche, pregnancy and menopause. In these cases they are the consequence of a particular neuro-endocrine activity which stimulates the secretions of the genital mucosa.
• consequent to diseases or dysfunctions, such as: ovarian dysfunctions, anaemia, wasting states and others, of which they are in any case a marginal symptom.
• pathological, resulting from diseases of the genital system such as: cervicitis or vaginitis.
In the first 2 cases the losses are odorless and whitish, while in the 3rd case they are yellowish and often malodorous. We intervene only in pathological cases and in those resulting from diseases or dysfunctions, while scrupulous intimate hygiene must always be observed. In all cases it will be good to undergo a specialist gynecological examination.
Ribes nigrum (buds) M.G.: (anti-inflammatory) 50 drops in the morning. + M.G.: Alnus glutinosa (anti-inflammatory of the mucous membranes) 50 drops in the afternoon.
Or:
Fagus silvatica (shoots) M.G.: (immunostiregulator) 20 ml + M.G.: Juglans regia (shoots) (membranous organotropism) 30 ml + Rosmarinus officinalis (young shoots) M.G.: (purifying) q.b. b. to 125 ml 80 drops of this mixture in a little water, 2 times a day.
Calendula Officinalis T.M. (marigold) flowers. Calendula has innumerable actions among which the most important is the anti-inflammatory one. It has a slight estrogenic action, and is often used in cases of leucorrhoea, but also dysmenorrhea. It regulates too abundant flows and is also used successfully in cases of mycotic vaginitis. Take 40 gtt. three times a day away from meals.
UTERINE FIBROMA: Fibroma is a benign tumor composed primarily of fibrous connective tissue. One of the most common locations of fibroids is the uterus. Smaller tumors can contain only muscle fibers, in this case we will talk about myoma. The possibility of the fibroid turning into a malignant form is very low and is limited to very large uterine fibroids. If the fibroma is small, it does not cause any disturbance, but complications can arise in the case of significant development. For example, a large fibroid can compress the bladder. Episodes of ischemia (insufficient supply of blood and oxygen to the tissue) are possible inside it, associated with pain, bleeding and infections. There may be an increase in menstrual flow which can cause anemia.
Sequoia gigantea (young shoots) M.G.: (human organotropism) 50 drops, in the morning, a quarter of an hour before a meal. + Rubus idaeus (young shoots) M.G.: Regulates ovarian hormone secretion and allows the woman to rebalance from an endocrine point of view, allows her to overcome menopause by keeping the fibroma silent. 50 drops, in the morning, a quarter of an hour before a meal. + Ribes nigrum (buds) (anti-inflammatory) M.G.: 50 drops in the evening a quarter of an hour before a meal.
OVARIAN CYST: The cyst is a cavity with its own wall and filled with liquid. Usually these are benign formations. Sometimes they are present in large numbers and form the so-called polycystic ovary.
Rubus idaeus (young shoots) M.G.: 75 drops, in the morning, a quarter of an hour before a meal. + M.G.: Ribes nigrum (buds) (anti-inflammatory) 75 drops in the evening a quarter of an hour before a meal.
MALE GENITAL SYSTEM
PROSTATIC ADENOMA - PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY: This is a benign tumor affecting the prostate glands, mainly the periurethral ones, which affects people aged 50 and over. The most frequent symptoms are borne by urination which can become difficult or with repeated stimuli and not infrequently with urinary burning. It seems that the cause is to be found in a hormonal imbalance (decreased production of androgens and increased production of estrogens).
Ribes nigrum (buds) M.G.: (anti-inflammatory) 50 drops in the morning. + M.G.: Sequoia gigantea (young shoots) (prostate organotropism) 100 drops, at noon, a quarter of an hour before a meal. The treatment takes place 20 days a month for very long periods.
Fauron-Moatti-Donadieu suggest the following:
Oregano O.E.P. 1 g
Mint O.E.P. 1,5 g
Savory O.E.P. 3 g
Alcohol at 90° 30 ml
Aesculus hippocastanum (gems) M.G.: q. b. to 125ml. Administer 50 drops of this solution 3 times a day. Please note: the abbreviation O.E.P. means "Pure Essential Oil".
Or: T.M.: 30 drops of Serenoa in a little water 3 times a day away from meals.
Aesculus hippocastanum (buds) M.G.: This remedy can be used for its pelvic decongestant action in the dose of 50 gtt. 2 times a day.
Sequoia gigantea M.G.: 50 drops in a little water 2 times a day in the morning and in the evening.
Ribes nigrum: Currants also exert their anti-inflammatory action on the prostate.
Pygeum T.M.: this plant is suitable for the treatment of prostatic hypertrophy. Furthermore, some clinical studies have shown that it is able to increase the secretion of prostatic fluids. 40 drops in a little water 3 times a day away from meals.
Uva ursi T.M.: 30 drops 3 times a day. + Echinacea T.M.: 40 drops 2 times a day in the morning and in the evening before going to bed.
Cipresso T.M.: 35 drops 3 times a day together with Serenoa.
Nomenclature
T.M. : Tincture
M.G.: Glyceric macerate
gtt: Drops
O.E.P.: Pure Essential Oil
The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. Always consult a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional with any questions you may have about a medical condition or health goals.
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