Prostatitis is a sham

[dedrum]

Urology has nothing to do with so called "prostatitis". It's completely corrupt - they just don't want to lose their business. In mostly all cases, it's a neuro-muscular issue. I wrote this brief blog post about it.

alphahealthservices.ca/pros...

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A good practitioner should differentiate between bacterial prostatitis (acute or chronic) and CPPS. The first should be ruled out before commencing treatment for the second. Here are the guidelines for the UK. guidelinesinpractice.co.uk/...

[Islaywhisky]

Just some further info -

Prostatitis is the name given to a set of symptoms which are thought to be caused by an infection or by inflammation of the prostate gland.

Prostatitis is not a form of prostate cancer. It is also not the same as having an enlarged prostate.

It’s a common condition which can affect men of any age, but it’s most common in younger and middle aged men, typically between 30 and 50.

Prostatitis can cause a wide range of symptoms, which vary from man to man. Common symptoms include problems passing urine and pain or discomfort around your testicles, back passage or lower abdomen.

It’s a complicated condition. There are four types of prostatitis. Some types are not well understood, which make it difficult for doctors to know what causes it and know how best to treat it. This can be frustrating for men who have it, but there are things you can do to help yourself.

Christopher

[cathyfongus61]

But in recent years, there're herbalists in the East advocating natural therapy for prostatitis treatment, such as herbal treatment of diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills, etc. Those natural methods are said to be cure and not just the pain reliever.