Monday, February 13, 2012

All SharePosts Relating To "BPH"

Expert_badge healthgal

healthgal

(Profile)
Our Expert |  Health Professional
Get Widget TooltipGet Widget
This widget is a small module that you can place on personalized sites (like iGoogle, Facebook, or your blog) and get automatic updates from our experts!   |  RSS

Alternative Cures for Urologic Problems

For many conditions that fall in this category, antibiotics are the usual "go to" medications with, unfortunately, some negative side effects like diarrhea, upset stomach, yeast infection and of course, the death of even healthy flora because antibiotics "wipe it all out."  So what are some possible safe alternative treatments to some of the... Read moreChevron
posted 12/19/2008, comments (0)|
Read all my posts  | Subscribe | Send Message
Expert_badge healthgal

healthgal

(Profile)
Our Expert |  Health Professional
Get Widget TooltipGet Widget
This widget is a small module that you can place on personalized sites (like iGoogle, Facebook, or your blog) and get automatic updates from our experts!   |  RSS

Avoid ED by Treating BPH Without the Fear of Fracture

Men definitely want to have their BPH (benign prostatic hypertrophy) treated so they avoid unpleasant side effects and complications from the disease AND because they do not want to end up needing prostate surgery down the road, with its own set of complications.   One class of drugs, 5-alpha reductase inhibitors, which is used to treat... Read moreChevron
posted 10/10/2008, comments (0)|
Read all my posts  | Subscribe | Send Message
Expert_badge healthgal

healthgal

(Profile)
Our Expert |  Health Professional
Get Widget TooltipGet Widget
This widget is a small module that you can place on personalized sites (like iGoogle, Facebook, or your blog) and get automatic updates from our experts!   |  RSS

Got ED? Think About Your Prostate

Because the two can be closely linked, when I hear "ED" I often think "prostate." Here are two news bulletins that provide important information regarding prostate health:   1. Men who are childless have a lower risk of prostate cancer. A recent finding was that men who have not had children have a 16% "lower risk"... Read moreChevron
posted 08/30/2008, comments (0)|
Read all my posts  | Subscribe | Send Message

Ask a Question

Get answers from our experts and community members.

Btn_ask_question_med
View all questions (1105) >
Related Erectile Dysfunction Topics