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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostatitis / June 2006Enlarged Prostate
Hi, I have been told that my prostate is big and that could be the reason for high PSA OF 7.2. What do you think please? How could prostate be reduced in size? Rajinder > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Rajinder Cut out all coffee, tea, soda, alcohol. In other words, drink only water. Lose 30 pounds. Start exercising regularly. Start having sex (or masturbation) twice a week. That's all. You'll see dramatic improvement in one month. ricland Rajinder Nijjhar wrote: > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Rajinder Cut out all coffee, tea, soda, alcohol. In other words, drink only water. Lose 30 pounds. Start exercising regularly. Start having sex (or masturbation) twice a week. That's all. You'll see dramatic improvement in one month. ricland ricland, Men that have a PSA of 7.2 should be under the care of a urol. since there is more than one reason for a PSA score of 7.2. Also, if someone is already underweight (thin) --losing 30 pounds would be dangerous. Some of the other advice makes lots of sense for many people. However, they should discuss treatment options with the urol. Jason > Rajinder Nijjhar wrote: > > Hi, [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > treatment options with the urol. > Jason Assuming the guy has already discussed this with a urol, it may be his last chance to seek an alternative method before beginning a life-long regime of drugs. ric Jason Johnson wrote: > In article <1149291505.528960.187410@j55g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, > riclanders@gmail.com wrote: [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > treatment options with the urol. > Jason Assuming the guy has already discussed this with a urol, it may be his last chance to seek an alternative method before beginning a life-long regime of drugs. ric ric, Good point. I am a strong believer in alternative care. I learned the hard way that medications can do as much harm as good. I will NEVER forget the side effects of statins and various types of blood pressure medications. I still have edema and do believe that it was caused by the statins. My creatinine level went from 1.1 MG/DL (normal) to 1.7 MG/DL (above normal) while I was taking statins. Statins may have caused me to develop Renal Tubular Necrosis. Needless to say, I wish that I had never taken statins or any other types of medications. I have read posts indicating that some people have to wear diapers as a result of surgery to remove their prostate glands--I hope that never happens to any of us. Jason Jason |
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