Laser Turp cures chronic prostatitis

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Gary Groves - 10 Sep 2006 17:05 GMT

Suffered from chronic prostatitis and an enlarged prostate for a numbe of
years. Finally got the nerve to get a laser turp done.

Not only can I pee like an 18 year old, it cured the prostatis. Thus a lot
of prostatitis could be related to enlarged prostates.

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verumontanum - 11 Sep 2006 01:25 GMT

> Suffered from chronic prostatitis and an enlarged prostate for a numbe
> of years. Finally got the nerve to get a laser turp done.
>
> Not only can I pee like an 18 year old, it cured the prostatis. Thus a
> lot of prostatitis could be related to enlarged prostates.

Other interesting feature about the green light laser TURP. Laserscope,
the manufacturer has been aggressively marketing directly to consumers
including many suspicious "patient success stories" posted to internet
groups.

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Razor Face - 11 Sep 2006 06:10 GMT

>> Suffered from chronic prostatitis and an enlarged prostate for a numbe of
>> years. Finally got the nerve to get a laser turp done.
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> including many suspicious "patient success stories" posted to internet
> groups.

They've been airing them on the radio (in big markets) as well and have been
telling the consumer that PVP (green light laser) is the best thing since
sliced bread. I've read stories from men who got this treatment for BPH and
ended up with prostatitis like pain symptoms that they never had before.

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Razor Face - 11 Sep 2006 06:41 GMT

>>> Suffered from chronic prostatitis and an enlarged prostate for a numbe
>>> of years. Finally got the nerve to get a laser turp done.
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> BPH and ended up with prostatitis like pain symptoms that they never had
> before.

Another thing: people should never have a medical procedure done or take a
medication based on what is claimed in some ad. You need to learn how to
research treatments for their efficacy by reading published studies.

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murrey - 11 Sep 2006 17:02 GMT

Hi iam 26 years old and i have just been diagnosed with prostatic
uretheral calcification.doctor seems to think its nothing serious.but i
googled and very worried. please give som advice on what i should
do.what type of foods should i avoid?

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