Journal of Innovative Clinical Trials and Case Reports
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Constipation and Chronic Prostatistis: Aggravating Factors, Urinary Retention and Bacterial Migration, Role of the Lymphatic System: Direct – Indirect Traslocation Hypotesys -Imaging can Help
Abstract
Aim of this work is to verify the relationship (anatomical, phisiological, pathological) between the constipation and the prostatitis, to evaluate literature related the way of bacterial diffusion or migration (Direct or indirect mechanism).
A case report is submitted and then a global conslusion is provided: in one of the first steps in the therapy of prostatitis must to be evaluated to resolve constipation to reduce also the pressure near the Prostate.
The interconnession between the rectum with the prostate and the interelated lyphatic flux can explain why this simply procedure can alleviate the congestion.
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