Quercetin with Bromelain and Flower Pollen for BPH

robbiekew:  Here is what I posted approximately six months ago:

Begin former post:

"Greetings to my Brothers in Suffering,  I'm 65 years old and was diagnosed eight years ago with BPH.  For the past eight years I've been prescribed Avodart and once-daily Cialis.  Intermittently over the past eight years, I've tried to give up these pharmaceuticals and try supplements. Sadly, I had eventually had to go back on Avodart and Cialis.  DISCLAIMER: I'VE TRIED EVERY KNOWN SUPPLEMENT UNDER THE SUN.  Some seem to work better than others.

BREAKTHROUGH;  While it's too soon to tell (14 days), Quercetin + Bromelain and Flower Pollen have made a noticeable difference.  Nocturia is down to twice per night, as opposed to six or seven times in the past. If you're relatively new to the joys of BPH, and you're on the fence about maybe trying a supplement, then you may want to consider the above.  It's my intent to follow up on this post three months from now on August 17.  Final note, I'm so grateful to the guys on here for sharing what they know."

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Can honestly say that of all the supplements I've tried, it seems quercetin with bromelain (as one supplement) and flower pollen gave me the most relief.  That said, while my situation hasn't worsened, my symptoms are aggravating and I've reached the point where I want to pursue surgical intervention.  I'm therefore scheduled for a Rezum at some point in January.  If you're going to try quercetin with bromelain and flower pollen - or any other supplement for that matter - you need to give them enough time.  I noticed results after two months, with slightly more improvement at four months.  Be aware.  Of all the supplements I've tried, quercetin with bromelain and flower pollen were the priciest.  Expensive urine?  Who can say for sure? Maybe my symptoms would have been much worse, had I not tried them.  Final note.  Don't expect miracles.  Hope this helps my friend.