[Immediate and long-term effectiveness of combined application of magnetolaser therapy and red light in complex treatment of patients with chronic nonbacterial prostatitis].

The aim of the study was to increase the efficiency of complex treatment of patients with chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) with the combined effect of magnetolaser therapy (MLT) and red light. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We examined and included in the study 120 men with a verified diagnosis of CP/CPPS (III B), at the stage of exacerbation. By envelope method, patients were divided into two randomized groups. The main group consisted of 60 patients who received a basic treatment complex, including medicamentous therapy, prostate massage, diet therapy, a complex of therapeutic gymnastics, and the combined effect of MLT and red light of 10 procedures per course. The comparison group consisted of 60 patients who received only a basic therapeutic complex. Evaluation of the effectiveness of treatment was carried out in dynamics before complex treatment, immediately after the course of treatment and 6 months later for analysis of long-term results using the questionnaire "System of summary evaluation of chronic prostatitis symptoms", dopplerography of urethral arteries of the prostate, laser Doppler flowmetry in the prostate. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: In the main group of patients with CP/CPPS immediately after complex treatment and after 6 months, a positive therapeutic effect was noted in the form of relief of pain syndrome, dysuria, improving the quality of life, improvement of blood circulation in the urethral arteries of the prostate and microcirculation. In the comparison group, the positive effects from the complex baseline treatment were less pronounced. Comparative analysis of the results of the study between the main group of patients with CP/CPPS and comparison group showed the presence of statistically significant differences in all indicators of clinical symptoms of the disease, dopplerography in the urethral arteries of the prostate and microcirculation in the prostate, both immediately after treatment and after 6 months of follow-up. CONCLUSION: The method of complex treatment of patients with CP/CPPS with the combined effect of MLT and red light has greater immediate and remote efficacy in comparison with baseline treatment.

[Potentials for the conservative therapy in the complex treatment of varicocele in adolescents].

The article presents the results of the evaluation of the influence of varicocele on the reproductive system of adolescents from the perspective of involvement of periprostatic venous plexus and prostatovesicular complex in the pathological process. The study involved 90 adolescents 16-18 years old with left varicocele and disturbances in ejaculate parameters, of which 60 had pelvic congestion. Patients and control group received a comprehensive treatment, including preoperative trophic and flebotonic therapy, laparoscopic surgical clipping of the internal spermatic vein and post-operative rehabilitation. Patients of the study group along with this treatment received prostatotropic drug Vitaprost. According to the results of study, it was found that in patients with varicocele, attention should pay to the status of the venous outflow from the pelvic organs, which leads to the pelvic congestion and causes degenerative changes in the prostate in half of cases, which in turn negatively affects the spermogram parameters and increases the risk of subfertility. The use of prostatotropic drugs in the treatment of patients suffering from varicoceles with pelvic congestion is appropriate and pathogenetically justified, as it promotes a more rapid restoration of the structure and function of the prostate.