XU Xinyu, ZHANG Ting, YE Youjun, et al. To explore the treatment of chronic prostatitis from spleen and stomach based on gut microbiota[J]. Modern Chinese Clinical Medicine, 2023, 30(3): 51-55.
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XU Xinyu, ZHANG Ting, YE Youjun, et al. To explore the treatment of chronic prostatitis from spleen and stomach based on gut microbiota[J]. Modern Chinese Clinical Medicine, 2023, 30(3): 51-55.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.2095-6606.2023.03.010.
To explore the treatment of chronic prostatitis from spleen and stomach based on gut microbiota
Chronic prostatitis (CP) is a common disease in urology and andrology
which is a tricky disease due to its unknown etiology
complicated symptoms and prolonged course. At present
it has become a new direction of clinical research to explain the etiology
pathogenesis and treatment of this disease from the perspective of deficiency of the spleen and stomach based on the physiological characteristics of the two as the foundation of acquired constitution to nourish all viscera. With the research advancing
the relationship between gut microbiota and the spleen and stomach and CP has been gradually uncovered. For example
gut microbiota is similar to the spleen and stomach in physiological function
pathogenic factors
symptom manifestations
pathological state and medication regulation. CP is closely related to spleen deficiency in terms of disease name
symptoms
pathogenesis
treatment and prescriptions. Moreover
gut microbiota can induce CP through nerve
endocrine and immune regulation. Based on the relationship between the three
we believe that spleen deficiency leads to gut microbiota imbalance and thus induces CP
which can not help explain its pathogenesis
but also be used as scientific support for treating the disease from the perspective of the spleen and stomach.
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