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Prostatitis Information
Prostatitis is any form of inflammation of the prostate gland. Inflammation of the prostate leads to pain, often during voiding but also in back and rectum. Frequent urination and increased urgency may suggest a cystitis (bladder inflammation). Ejaculation may be painful, as the prostate contracts during emission of semen.
Antibiotics are the first line of treatment in acute prostatitis, which is classified as a medical emergency. In chronic bacterial prostatitis, prolonged high-dose courses of antimicrobials, typically Ciprofloxacin, are often attempted to eradicate infection.
Health Blogs
Posted in Urinary Inconti... by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Oct 10, 2012
1. It’s complicated: The bladder has two functions that are
totally opposite of the other. One is to relax and stretch out so
it can store urine (and fill like a balloon,) and the other is to
contract and squeeze down so that it can empty the urine. 2. It
requires communication: The bladder, spinal cord, brain, and
nerves need
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Stroke and heart disease, colon and lung cancer, are big issues men
and women share. In honor of men’s health month; let’s talk about
the issues, big and small, men and the people who love them, and
what they should know about. Prostate Cancer: To
PSA or not to PSA? What should not get lost in the debate over the
PSA blood
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Random notable study of the week is this: men who are circumcised
before their first sexual intercourse have a significantly lower
risk for prostate cancer than do uncircumcised men. Four thousand
men were studied and there was a 15% reduction in risk of sexually
transmitted infections and inflammation, which may be what helps
reduce the risk
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