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                     comenzar con polen de centeno                  ■ Técnicas biomecánicas
                     (Cernilton ), 126 mg 3 veces al día.
                             ®
                                                                      • Recomendar baños de asiento diarios
                                                                        según sea necesario y masajes prostáticos  B B  1
                                                                        periódicos.
                ■ Fármacos
                   • Probar un ciclo de 2-4 semanas con un
                     inhibidor de la COX-2 para aliviar los  B B  2 2  ■ Índice de síntomas de prostatitis
                     síntomas de una prostatitis dolorosa.
                     Cuando se sospechan espasmos                     • Vigilar la respuesta terapéutica pidiendo a
                     musculares, probar un ensayo de 4-6                los pacientes que cumplimenten un índice
                     semanas con un antagonista                         de síntomas de prostatitis antes de iniciar
                     alfaadrenérgico; si se produce mejoría,            el tratamiento y de forma mensual a partir
                     continuar con la medicación; en caso               de entonces mientras persistan los
                     contrario, interrumpirla.                          síntomas (fig. 60-1).






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