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Grade 1 Prostatomegaly

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sri18929
sri18929

I am 32 years old male person. My USG reports

 

No renal calculi

Prostate ( Vol : 24cc ) enlarged in size with normal echotexture

Grade 1 Prostatomegaly.

Is it Normal or Risk.. kindly reply me.. 

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  • kenneth1955
    kenneth1955 sri18929

    Posted

    Hey buddy.  Your so young to be having a problem.  The Prostatomegaly is normal in older men.  The prostate starts to grow at 40.  It is cause by a change in Hormones yours just started early.  You should be fine with some meds but make sure you read the side effects.  Most meds for the prostate and the bladder will cause retro ejaculation.  Talk with your doctor.  Good luck   
  • panamabob
    panamabob sri18929

    Posted

    Hello sri,

    You are really very young to have prostate issues.Most of us on here are MUCH older.However, we are where we are. I have no idea how large your prostate has become but I can suggest a relatively new treatment which has done wonders for me.I am in UK and from your data I would guess you are in USA.!!??

    If you are  like most of us your sex life has virtually gone missing and an erection is a distant memory.OK well here is what you can suggest to your doctor.If he is unaware of the treatment using 5mg of Cialis daily(not more!) in combination with the usual muscle relaxants (Flowmax and /orTamsulesin) it has been proven over several extensive trials that your Prostate will reduce in size by up to 30%.In many many cases your Prostate will be more or less 'normal'.In my case I had given up on a normal sex life years ago. Until,that I became aware of the Cialis treatment.Warning. It does not work for everybody and i have no idea why,but for the vast majority of those in the trials it was a revelation.I used to be into the bathroom six or seven times a night.Now I can sleep maybe 5 hours undisturbed.Then I do need to 'go'. But 5 hours is fantastic compared to my former terrible nights.Good luck and please let us know if you too have succes with Cialis 5mg.

    • hank1953
      hank1953 panamabob

      Posted

      Where has it been proven that 5mg Cialis and Flomax can reduce prostate size ?  What extensive trials ?  Thanks. Hank

    • panamabob
      panamabob hank1953

      Posted

      Hi Hank,

      Just a little use of Google will provide several reports of trials re Cialis and Prostate issues. To start Google Tadafil. Journal of Urology. There are many more. Remember reduction up to 30%. It really is a Godsend.

    • hank1953
      hank1953 panamabob

      Posted

      Hi Bob, you mean taladafil, not tadafil, right ? I did Google as you suggested but couldn't find anything that indicates taladafil reducing prostate size. Can you pinpoint me to a specific study or trial ? Hank

    • panamabob
      panamabob hank1953

      Posted

      Hank. Just Google FDA approves Cialis for BHP. It's on WEB MD..Your doctor should be very familiar with this treatment although I had to alert my GP to the fact our Approval Authority (NICE) had approved it for British patients. If you want the actual trials just be creative with Google and type ''Cialis trials for BHP' and follow the links.  Good luck  Bob

    • hank1953
      hank1953 panamabob

      Posted

      Bob. I am familiar with Cilalis 5mg, even used it before. Just that I never heard of it shrinking the prostate. Thanks  anyway. Hank
  • hank1953
    hank1953 sri18929

    Posted

    What symptoms are you experiencing, that you had your prostate measured ? Hank
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