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26 August

Nonbacterial Prostatitis Symptoms - How To Stop The Fiery Beast From Consuming Your Peace Of Mind

Nonbacterial Prostatitis Symptoms - How To Stop The Fiery Beast From Consuming Your Peace Of Mind

If you have nonbacterial prostatitis symptoms, and are yearning for a way to keep them under control, then this article will show you some ways that may work for you.

Check this out:

Sometimes it's the simple things that help the most.

And, when it comes to nonbacterial prostatitis symptoms, this is often the case.

Take, for example, drinking more water.

There are few things on this planet that are healthier for your prostate than getting enough clean water each day. This is especially true if you are suffering from prostate problems. Your prostate needs enough water to function properly.

So the first thing to do is start drinking half your body weight in ounces of water each day.

The next thing is to make sure you have enough zinc in your system.

Men need a lot of zinc, and your prostate is packed with the stuff. It is not uncommon for someone dealing with prostatitis to find out they are actually low on zinc. That can't be a coincidence, either. So zinc is essential (just make sure you don't overdose on zinc -- follow the instructions and consult with your doctor before taking any supplements).

And finally... sex.

Having more sex can sometimes help with nonbacterial prostatitis pain.

In fact, sometimes urologists and doctors will even "prescribe" having more sex. This can help keep it cleaned out and help with the overall pain and anxiety.

The three tips above are pretty simple.

And, if you are enduring nonbacterial prostatitis symptoms, they may help you douse the fiery beast.

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26 August

Nonbacterial Prostatitis Treatment You Can Do While Laying In Bed

Nonbacterial Prostatitis Treatment You Can Do While Laying In Bed

nonbacterial prostatitis treatment often involves prescription drugs and lots of "trial and error" as medications are not always effective. Following are some tips that may help you deal with the problem on your own, and right from the comfort of your own bedroom.

There are two nonbacterial prostatitis treatment options to consider.

The first is called kegel exercises.

Don't let the word "exercise" fool you, though.

There is nothing hard about this. In fact, you can do them while you are laying down in bed watching TV or reading a book or right before you drift off to sleep. What you do is find your "PC" muscle, which is located between your anus and your penis. You can find it when you go pee, just start and stop your stream. That muscle you used is the one you want to flex. (Once you find it, you do not have to go to the bathroom to flex it, though).

What you do then is, flex it 10-20 times, 5 times throughout the day.

Pretty easy.

And, very effective in helping with prostate problem (it will also help your sex drive, too -- a bonus).

The next thing you can do is have sex.

Yes, sex with your wife is great nonbacterial prostatitis "medicine."

It helps keep your prostate functioning properly, relieves stress and, if your prostate is enlarged, might even help shrink it during the orgasm.

And there you have it.

Two simple nonbacterial prostatitis treatment options you can do right from your bed.

23 August

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Miss. Xia     26 years old      2009/4      Huanggang, Hubei Province


She had a excessive vaginal fluid , pain in low abdomen and in the waist for two years. Her ureaplasma urealyticum test result was positive and she had been diagnosed with PID and cervicitis. She had taken some treatment with western medicine but the symptoms were still there and the ureaplasma urealyticum test result was still positive. She found on the internet that Fuyan Pill can cure PID and cervicitis caused by ureaplasma urealyticum infection. Then she chose to take treatment with Fuyan Pill under my instruction to keep a required diet.  She was very serious about the treatment so she kept required diet for three months when taking the treatment. And after three months medicition, her vaginal fluid became normal and her symptoms almost eliminated. She was worried about the ureaplasma urealyticum test result which was still positeve. I told her it is a false positive so she required another two months medication. Two months later, the ureaplasma urealyticum test result was negative. She was so thankful for me to cure her disease because she was around the age of getting married and she had been very painful about the disease.

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23 August

Cervicitis and Chlamydia Infection

Cervicitis and Chlamydia Infection

Mrs. Liao      40 years old        2009/9       Doctor        Xiangxi, Hunan Province


She had a excessive purulent vaginal fluid, itch in the vulva, pain in low abdomen, irregular menstruation, frequency urinating, urinate urgency, and pain when urinating for four years. She took a test of pathogen and the result was poritive and she was diagnosed with cervicitis and chlamydia infection. She had taken many kinds of western medicines and non of them cured her. As a result, she came to take my treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. She took Fuyan pill for four months and then she took a test in hospital. She came and told me the result was negative with excite, and she required another months medication to consolidate the effect. She also said that her colleges were very surprised with her recovery, because they all knew that patients who had been infected with chlamydia for four years can hardly be cured. It is Fuyan Pill that have helped her to get rid of the disease.

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23 July

Tubal Ligation Procedure - Success Rate for Tubal Reversal

To understand this, you need to know what tubal ligation refers to.  Of course, the tubal part is easy.  That means your fallopian tubes.  The ligation part means to bind up or surgically tie with ligatures (or ties).  While there are several methods such as coagulation, Adiana, Essure, clips, and rings which create tubal blockage, there are only three we will talk about here which involve ligatures.  The good news is that tubal reversal success with each ligature method is very good.

The first tubal ligation procedure which involves ligatures is the granddaddy of all methods of tying your tubes.  It was created by Dr. Pomeroy around a century ago.  It's been around a long time and is where the colloquial of "tying tubes" comes from.  It is still the most common method today.

In the Pomeroy tubal ligation procedure, working on one fallopian tube at a time, the doctor will double it up to make a loop.  At the bottom of the loop, he will apply an absorbable ligature in essence tying the tube.  Not precise, but think of it as tying a string around the bottom.

Just above the ligature, he will cut or resects out the doubled up section leaving two cut ends.  As the ligature is absorbed, the ends will be covered over by the peritoneum essentially being scarred over so no sperm can travel up the tube nor egg from the ovary travel down the tube.  In this manner, you are infertile.  Tubal reversal success for this type of procedure is more than 60% and depends upon how much tube was removed.

The next two types of tubal ligation involving ligatures are variations.  In the Parkland tubal ligation procedure, the fallopian tube is not doubled up.  Instead two non-absorbable ligatures are applied along the mid segment a little distance from each other.  The surgeon then resects, or cuts, the tube between the two ligatures and removes it.  Again, your success rate will depend upon how much was removed and your age as well.

The Irving tubal ligation procedure is a variation on the Parkland.  It is done the same way but finished slightly differently in that the segment that remains attached to the uterus is then sutured to and behind the uterus.  The other segment's cut end is buried in the connective tissue underlying the fallopian tubes.

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