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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostatitis / February 2004Most people being cured???
I do not see as many ppl on these posts as in the past. It seems that people are becoming cured! > I do not see as many ppl on these posts as in the past. It seems that > people are becoming cured! I agree. The old posters from this newsgroup are gone. Why? Simple. ProstaQ, ProstaProtek, the Stanford Protocol, proper pain management, Prelief, alpha-blockers, benzodiazepines, Neurontin, Elavil, antihistamines and more, and our protocol: http://www.chronicprostatitis.com/protocol.html Combine all this with the first coherent explanation of what causes "chronic prostatitis": http://www.chronicprostatitis.com/pelvicmyoneuropathy.html Combine this with an understanding of why antibiotics sometimes help: http://www.chronicprostatitis.com/abx.html .... and you end up with a calmer, more informed patient population that has REAL OPTIONS for EFFECTIVE treatment. Thank you. More likely most of the "old posters" like myself have come to the fact that CP is something noone at this time has an answer to and we are going to have to live with it! I have tried everything, nothing works, but I keep checking in here periodically to see if anything new has come up. RM > More likely most of the "old posters" like myself have come to the > fact that CP is something noone at this time has an answer to and we [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > RM Good morning RM. Man dont give up! Have you tried massages with aggresive ABX therapy? Have you tried the Stanford therapy? Not sure where you are geographically, but hopefully there is something near by. No doubt that if I were near CA. I would try the Stanford treatment. Luckily, I'm 2 hrs from Tucson and was able to benefit from that treatment. I think things have changed over the last year or so, and there are options. I'm not a big "Q" fan. But there appears to be enough info out there to support the other options mentioned. God speed. > More likely most of the "old posters" like myself have come to the > fact that CP is something noone at this time has an answer to and we > are going to have to live with it! I have tried everything, nothing > works, but I keep checking in here periodically to see if anything new > has come up. > RM One question, does preasure on the tailbone cause pain? jrh |
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