It certainly is *logical* -- put more antibiotics where they are needed, in
organs that have little blood flow -- but it's not necessarily more effective.
I understand there is no statistical proof that it produces a greater cure or
improvement rate.  Modern oral antibiotics enter tissue so well, hospital
rarely bother even with IV treatment.

I like Toth's focus on culturing bacteria (I got a culture from someone else in
NYC, and it may have discovered my problem).   But Toth's injections besides
not having a proven upside, *do* have side-effects -- pain from the injection,
and (at least in one case) ejacuatling blood for awhile after.

In any event;

- Toth's intra-prostate and intra-epididymal infilitration (as it's called) is
championed by Dr. Federico Guercini of Rome (who works with Toth).  Fwiw, I
admire Dr. Guercini based on his writings online.   More about Guercini:

       www.chronicprostatitis.com/injection.html

       http://www.prostatitis2000.org/eng/intro.htm   [Guercini's website]

- you can read about experiences with Dr. Toth (who I have never met) on this
website.

http://www.epididymitisfoundation.org/anyboard9/forum/

For example:

http://www.epididymitisfoundation.org/anyboard9/forum/posts/2782.html

http://www.epididymitisfoundation.org/anyboard9/forum/posts/2688.html

http://www.epididymitisfoundation.org/anyboard9/forum/posts/3039.html

- Carlos

Do you have a URL for the website?