Being the naturally curious guy that I am, I just read that several amino
acids help BPH: Glycine, L-Alanine, and Glutamic Acid.   [No sources were
cited and I can't get any kind of response.] Supposedly, this helps to
reduce prostate enlargement.   If this is true, I'd like some ...

I tried to search info about Oxtrol patch for treating overactive
bladder, but no listings came up.
Is it possible that there's another spelling?
Any help would be appreciated.

I have an appointment to have a vasectomy on the 16th of December and
over this last weekend began to get a case of prostatitis.  I have had
two bouts with prostatitis in the past, which have always been of the
non-bacterial kind.  The last one was about 4 years ago.  I truly

I have been reading the postings on this site for about nine months and
would like to express some opinions in an effort to help others.  Most
men wait too long, which might be what creates other problems.  David
Laub in Santa Barbara did my PVP in March and the outcome for me was

My insides are feeling better and flow is great. I am still passing
clots and actually they seem bigger. A lot of blood in the urine still.
Only other problem is he found some white blood cells in my urine and
put me on a 21 day course of an antibiotic. The antibiotic has given me

AVO and PRO, are FDA-approved, "DHT inhibitors".
Saw Palmetto is also a DHT inhibitor, but is not FDA approved.
I have read some studies about a year ago stating that some men have some
symptomatic relief by taking Saw Palmetto.   In my case it did nothing.

I'm still receiving Hormone (ADT) treatment for Prostate Cancer, plus
have completed External Beam Radiation Therapy (EBRT) and High Dose
Rate Brachytherapy (HDRB.)
Going into the treatment regime, I also already had BPH for the last 18

Anyone had any good results with URO's using the green light PVP treatment in
any of the following cities: Jacksonville, Florida; Brunswick, Georgia or
Savannah, Georgia?