Alfuzosin prostate prevention
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Stones are uric-acid based. My prostate was probably enlarged. Stones continued to grow in size, passing one 1-2 wks. Was given Sodium Citrate. 2 months later, passed 5mm stone. 24-hour urine collection said I hyperexcrete uric acid. Was prescribed 300mg Allopurinol and 10mg of Alfuzosin. Just passed another "giant" stone, but after 5 weeks. Desperate to stop these stones. I do not want the penis probe! HELP!
To treat it, he gave me a two week prescription of Alfuzosin (alpha blocker to help promote blood flow to the prostate) and a one week MethylPred pack (steroid). After finishing the meds in early January the pain was still getting worse. I read up some on peripheral neuropathy, and tried massaging the tip of the penis a few times a day and also applying Capzasin a couple times.
I finished 3 courses of antibiotics in last two months, levofloxasin, norfloxasin, and Cefixime. Then I showed to a urologist in the last week and he put me on 30 days course of Alfuzosin. Not sure if is the antibiotics or the Alfuzosin that has worked but I am feeling 90% better now but the frequent urination persists. Erection feels uncomfortable and still mild pain at the penis tip sometimes.
s the latest thinking on antioxidants, like vitamin E and selenium, and prostate cancer prevention? Johns Hopkins experts look at clinical trials data and provide bottom line advice.
Investigators have theorized that certain antioxidants, like vitamin E, might inhibit the growth of cancer cells. In the 1990s, two trials opened up the possibility that taking antioxidant supplements such as selenium and vitamin E might reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
I'm a 37 year old male of average height and weight. I do not smoke, drink just as much as anyone else. Maybe several beers a week.
Roughly two years ago I started experiencing pain in my left testicle. After visiting the doctor he diagnosed me with Epididymitis. I was prescribed a round of anitbiotics and after 30 days it appeared to go away. This started in April and was cleared up by July. Following year, same thing. In April began having that pain along with some difficulty sitting.
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Flomax is used for the treatment of BPH and if you are having side effects to this drug then you can use other alpha blockers like doxazosin, terazosin, alfuzosin or 5 alpha reductase inhibitors like finasteride and dutasteride.
Effects may take longer to appear than alpha blockers, but they persist for many years. But they are available under prescription and should always be taken under a medical guidance.
I sincerely hope that helps.
sugar amount, prostate, haemoglobin and etc.So does type test would show if I have HIV ?
Sorry for double post,becouse my question wasn't answered.
At last he help me masturbation, I shot, he never shot, but I worry about me and his penis friction his prostate fluid will enter my urethra, my urethral orifice is bigger, I know him a month and a half ago test is negative, but I don't know this one and a half months if there will be a change! Simply, it means that I'm worried about the penis rub against each other, resulting in prostate fluid into the urethra or glans penis infection! Please help me, my mental pressure is very big!
WAS HAVING SPLIT STREAM URINATION THAT WAS BOTHERSOME. HAVE HAD ENLARGED PROSTATE RECTAL EXAMS IN THE PAST. SAW UROLOGIST ON 7/23/13 FOR SPLIT STREAM URINATION AND PAINFUL URINATION. A CYSTOSCOPY WAS ORDERED ON 9/26/13. THIS SHOWED A NARROW URETHRA AND INFECTION. PLACED ON DOXYCYCLINE TWICE A DAY FOR 30 DAYS. THIS WAS FOLLOWED ON 10/22/13 WITH URINALYSIS AND FOLLOW-UP ON 10/29/13. URINALSIS SHOWED CLEAR BUT KEPT ON DOXYCYCLINE ONCE A DAY FOR ITU PREVENTION.
Discharge can be a different STD like gonorrhea, chlamydia or NGU. Or is could be an infection or a prostate infection.
HIV is not known to cause discharge. Also there is a HIV community when can answer your questions about HIV.
If you are this worried you need to see a Dr.
The researchers studied 5,519 men aged over 55, who were participating in the prostate cancer prevention trial, with no previous prostate cancer diagnosis, normal DRE, and a baseline PSA of 3.0 ng/mL or less.
The study subkects were randomly assigned to finasteride, a drug commonly used to treat enlargement of the prostate gland, or placebo for seven years.
The team focused on men in the placebo group who were followed with yearly PSA tests.
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