Dampness heat soup bladder perfusion with electrochemical nursing intervention for chronic prostatitis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Dampness heat soup bladder perfusion with electrochemical nursing intervention for chronic prostatitis [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the perfusion of transurethral bladder dampness heat soup electrochemical interventional treatment of chronic prostatitis with the nursing role. Methods: 50 patients with type and A dampness chronic prostatitis patients with bladder perfusion by heat soup electrochemical intervention in nursing urethra. Including health guidance, psychological care, equipment, preparation, treatment care and discharge. Results: 50 patients received full treatment, receiving follow-up, 2 weeks, two NIH-CPSI symptom scores and white blood cells in prostatic fluid were reduced, the first 4 weeks, the change is more obvious in some patients NIH-CPSI and in prostatic fluid white blood cells to normal. completed 4 weeks of treatment, the treatment group, the total cure rate was 71.7%, the total effective rate was 91.3%, 6 month follow-up, 15.6% recurrence rate. Conclusion: Reperfusion of bladder dampness heat soup with electrochemical intervention for chronic prostatitis is a safe, effective, minimally invasive therapies, skilled nurses to do strictly with each period is the key to successful treatment. [Keywords:] chronic prostatitis, electrochemical intervention, care Chronic prostatitis is a strong young men susceptible to common diseases of urinary system. Manifested as recurrent urinary tract infection symptoms and body surface pain, a variety of treatment, drug treatment, symptom relief, but relapse soon after stopping, the single treatment methods have some effect, but long-term effect is not stable .2007 January to December 2009, the dampness were used to heat soup with transurethral resection of bladder perfusion electrochemical interventional treatment of type and A 50 cases of chronic prostatitis, efficacy better, are reported below. 1 General Information 1.1 The inclusion criteria were