Benign Prostate Hypertrophy

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Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH), also known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland that commonly affects men over the age of 50. The prostate surrounds the urethra (the tube that carries urine from the bladder), and as it enlarges, it compresses the urethra, causing urinary difficulties. The enlargement results from hormonal changes, aging, or local glandular overgrowth.

Homeopathy treats BPH by addressing both the glandular enlargement and the functional urinary symptoms. Remedies help reduce inflammation, improve bladder tone, relieve urinary obstruction, and restore normal urination. Homeopathic medicines work gently without side effects or dependency and can prevent surgical intervention in early to moderate cases. Treatment is individualized based on symptoms, age, and general constitution.

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Natural Homoeopathic remedies to get rid of Benign Prostate Hypertrophy

Sabal Serrulata – For Enlarged Prostate with Dribbling of Urine

A primary remedy for prostatic enlargement, especially when there is frequent urge, dribbling, and incomplete urination. The person feels that the bladder is never fully emptied. It also helps in prostate-related sexual weakness. Acts directly on the genitourinary organs.

Conium Maculatum – For Difficulty in Starting Urination

Indicated when there is hesitancy, slow urine flow, and interrupted stream due to prostate enlargement. The patient may need to strain to pass urine. It also suits elderly men with weakness of bladder muscles and sexual debility.

Chimaphila Umbellata – For Retained Urine and Painful Urination

Useful when there is retention or scanty urine, with burning, smarting, or straining while urinating. The patient feels relief when standing or leaning forward. It helps in chronic prostatitis and urinary infections associated with BPH.

Clematis Erecta – For Interrupted Urinary Flow and Burning Sensation

Indicated when the urine stops and starts repeatedly and there is burning or tingling in the urethra. The person may have dribbling of urine after urination and pressure in the bladder. Especially helpful in chronic cases of prostatic enlargement.

Thuja Occidentalis – For Enlarged Prostate with Urinary Tract Infections

Beneficial in chronic prostatic hypertrophy with frequent, urgent, and painful urination, especially at night. The urine may be scanty, cloudy, or contain mucus. Thuja is also useful for enlargement caused by old infections or suppressed gonorrhea.

Baryta Carbonica – For Prostatic Enlargement in Elderly Men

Excellent for aged men with senile enlargement of the prostate, associated with frequent urination at night and dribbling. The patient feels weakness in bladder muscles, with trembling and sluggishness. Also improves general vitality and circulation.

Digitalis Purpurea – For Retention of Urine with Weak Pulse

Indicated when there is urinary retention or difficulty passing urine due to prostatic obstruction. The patient feels anxiety, slow pulse, and faintness when trying to urinate. Helpful for elderly men with cardiac weakness and BPH.

Pareira Brava – For Straining and Pain during Urination

Useful when the patient must strain intensely to pass urine, which comes out only in drops. There may be pain extending from bladder to thighs. It relieves obstruction, inflammation, and bladder irritation associated with enlarged prostate.

Selenium Metallicum – For Prostate Enlargement with Sexual Weakness

Indicated in elderly or exhausted men with frequent urination, especially at night, and seminal weakness. There may be dribbling of urine after urination and loss of energy. Selenium helps tone up the prostate and improve stamina.

Cantharis Vesicatoria – For Burning Urination and Inflammation

Useful when there is intense burning and cutting pain while urinating, often due to inflammation or infection accompanying BPH. The urge to urinate is constant but only small quantities are passed each time..