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Wednesday, December, 03, 2008

People Who Are Living With Enlarged Prostate

angelito antoque
posted 08/24/2007, comments (0)

my first major decision....to have prostatic surgery

since college, i have been experiencing recurrent urinary tract infection.i void often .usually every two hours...i do not go to a doctor because i dont have money and also im afraid and its just tolerable.until one time,in 1994, i was in pain .only small urine come out and its really painful i did not sleep until morning...i was admitted in a... Read moreChevron
ROB
posted 07/11/2007, comments (0)

Will there be an injectable urethral med to reduce enlargement of prostate

Have been taking FLOMAX but do not like the side effects of medication.Seems there should be a procedure that could be applied in the urethra to be absorbed into the prostate without having all the all-over bodily side effects.Wondering if there are other men with this sluggish, dizzy, etc side affects of FLOMAX. I CAN flow better but do not... Read moreChevron
finbarconway
posted 07/02/2007, comments (0)

Living with Prostate and Liver Issues

Living with Prostate and Liver Issues I am 54 with a B.A. in Urban Studies and Politics from St. Anselm College in New Hampshire. They were some of the best times in my life. My family is medical and legal. My father was an Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon. He fought and was a Doc on WWII and Korean. My dream was to become an Optician and work... Read moreChevron
fuzfire
posted 06/17/2007, comment (1)

Calcium in the prostate

My doctor discovered that my prostate was very large and calcified during a prostate biopsy. How does this happen and how can one de-calcify the prostate?
dkamlager
posted 05/28/2007, comments (0)

enlarged

. When using avodart or a similar drug, how does the mass that is reduced (excess mass)leave the body. Is there anything to notice in your urine that would indicate that the drug is working.

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