Question by Jason: Are there any home remedies to get relief from a swollen or enlarged prostate.?
The swelling is caused from a side effect from a medication that I have to take

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Question by Barbara: Is there any options to reduce enlarged prostate?
Is there any option to reduce an enlarged prostat
other than surgery? Isn’t there a medicine that
can be taken?

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Question by evelina v: Is there a a free treatment for enlarged prostate?
More so Green Light Therapy?If not how much would cost out of pocket in Los Angeles?

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Answer by cowboydoc
In the first place an enlarged prostrate could mean a number of things. The first would be the find out what the problem is, then go forward to find out the cure and then the healing process.

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THAT CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION FOR ME?….CAN AN OVER ENLARGED PROSTATE HAVE AN EFFECT ON COLON/RECTAL FUNCTIONING THAT MAY BE INDICATED BY FLATTENING OF THE STOOL? IS IT POSSIBLE FOR THE ENLARGED PROSTATE TO PRESS AGAINST THE RECTUM OR THE LOWER COLON AND BLOCK OR SQUEEZE THE RECTUM AND CAUSE THE STOOL TO BE FLATTER AND MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT TO BE PASSED?

men over 40 tend to have an enlarged rostate which is a natural part of aging. i used to take saw pallemeto but i recent ly read an artice showing it had no effect whatsoever..

what suggestions do you have for reducing the size of the prostate gland

you can email me at huggabledr@yahoo.com

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I’m very concerned that the testing for cancer won’t be as accurate if he’s enlarged his length and girth. Having trouble researching this online.
I’m very concerned that the testing for cancer won’t be as accurate if he’s enlarged his length and girth. Having trouble researching this online.

To add to this – I do not think he needs the surgery. I thought our intimacy was great…..He informed me last night that he is having this surgery regardless of what I think and I’m grasping at ways to help him see otherwise. Needless to say, I’m an emotional wreck right now and still in shock.

Symptoms:

- Seem to have to urinate a little more than usual, and when I go, the stream doesn’t seem to be as powerful as it should be. Also, if I hear another male urinate in a public restroom, he will urinate 2x to 3x for a longer time than I do! Whether or not I drink before going to bed, I always have to urinate when I wake up and my stomach often hurts because of it when I wake up. I usually don’t lay on my stomach because that makes it feel more annoying. After I pee, it feels slightly like my bladder wasn’t fully emptied and a some drops will dribble out after I pee if any pressure is put on that area, like if I pee, then go and sit down in a car seat. Seems to have been getting worse since since ~14 (was non-existant then I think and slowly developed the problem)

- I can get an erection but it seems like it’s somewhat harder to get one now, and it seems like it was a tad firmer, bigger and even a little longer, about 3-4 years ago.

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Most hair loss is the result of hormones. An over-active or under-active thyroid can contribute to your hair falling out

Some hair loss is part of a normal cycle. At any given time 90% of our hair is growing and 10% is dead ready to fall out and be replaced by new hair. Undiagnosed thyroid problems can result in excessive hair loss. Should you experience sudden hair loss, consult your doctor right away. Thyroid treatments can — many times — reverse the problem quickly, ending the hair loss.

Other hormones that cause hairloss are ‘androgens’ in men and ‘estrogens’ in women. An imbalance of these hormones will cause hair to fall out. Simply correcting this imbalance will most of the time stop the hair loss.

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