Nutritional correction of gastroenterological symptoms in PPES
https://doi.org/10.33667/2078-5631-2025-34-33-35
Abstract
The article discusses the causes that contribute to the development of inflammatory processes in the body, as well as disorders in the assimilation of nutrients and immunity, which can lead to infections, including those in the pelvic area, which is located in close proximity to the prostate gland.
Matirials and methods. Retrospectively analyzed and/or in patients. Assessed the parameters of the known AVD, used the SF-36 scale, scales of urological pathology, the results of consultations of the surgeon and gastroenterologist to determine the indications for operative rehabilitation and the development of a program of conservative. Conducted statistical processing of the obtained data.
The results of the study of electrolytes and a number of trace elements (especially zinc, vitamins, and, in particular, B 6, which is involved in neuromuscular function and promotes relaxation of the smooth muscles of the intestines), as well as the frequency of gastroenterological symptoms and urological manifestations (diagnostic scales are used), are evaluated. As a result of compliance with the regimen, manifestations of physical activity, and avoidance of stress, the risk of exacerbations is reduced and the patient's quality of life improves.
Conclusions. 1. There is a relationship between prostate diseases and gastrointestinal symptoms. 2. A comprehensive approach to the rehabilitation of such patients should include the correction of nutrition.
About the Author
D. K. Popkov
Federal Bureau of Medical and Social Expertise; MEDLINE LLC
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Popkov Dmytri K., postgraduate student1, deputy chief physician
Moscow
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Popkov D.K. Nutritional correction of gastroenterological symptoms in PPES. Medical alphabet. 2025;1(34):33-35. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.33667/2078-5631-2025-34-33-35
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