Fw: Fw: PROSTATITIS Digest - 18 May 2000 to 19 May 2000
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> > > I have had no recurrence of my
> > > symptoms since then, however I have to
> > > drain my prostate every few months.
> > > {*filter*} [is] diminished and a heavy
> > > sensation in the testicle and back pain
> > > recurs, which is relieved by prostatic
> > > massage.
> > So THIS is what he means by "cure". Now, at
> > last, I understand. This is a level of cure I
> > have surpassed, without massage, just
> > using my protocol. Finally, group, we
> > have clarity about the Feliciano methods
> > and results.
> Having suffered from chronic
> prostatitis for more than 15
> years, some of the more than
> 20 prostatic ducts are scarred
> up and no longer elastic. The
> acini are producing more fluid
> than it could drain that there
> is a tendency for the fluid to
> accumulate. I drain more
> than 10 drops of clear prostatic
> fluid every few months, which
> relieves the congestion.
I agree that the condition can lead to a tendency for the prostate to
become congested periodically. At your age BPH is probably playing a
role too.
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> Frequency and painful
> ejaculation have not recurred.
Same with me.
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> {*filter*} is normal, as well as
> ejaculation.
Same with me. (BTW - at your age, and after so many years of smoking,
I'm surprised at your claimed virility.)
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> This is not the result I
> obtained from over 90% of my
> patients, who do not have a
> long history of doctor to doctor
> and antibiotics after another.
You have no idea what long-term effects your patients have. With the
residual symptoms you describe above, they are highly unlikely to return
to your clinic, which promised them a cure and gave them expensive,
intensive, intrusive treatment. Why would they return?
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> They are usually permanently
> cure without the need of follow
> up.
Here's a suggestion for you: take your patient list from 1995 and make a
concerted effort to contact 100 of the CP patients. You may learn an
enormous amount, especially humility.
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> 5% to 10% of my patients after
> eradicating the bacteria, would
> require prostatic drainage
> once or twice a year but are
> usually asymptomatic.
Should read: "5 to 10% of my patients believe so deeply in me and my
methods that they keep returning, despite not being cured."
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> Periodic prostatic massage is
> far simpler and cheaper than the
> protocol Anon has postulated
> with the herbs, quercetin, etc.,
> and avoidance of irritants,
My old friend, massage is not necessary for everyone. I have already
described how massage is painful and irritates my gland. I achieve the
same release of pent-up secretions by using quercetin. On two separate
occasions I have had a 1 or 2 week period of yellow ejaculation when
starting quercetin treatment after long breaks. This, to me, is clear
proof that the flavonoid is cooling the inflammation enough to allow a
drainage of the burning, irritant, trapped secretions.
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> not to mention the detrimental
> psychological complication that
> has resulted from years of
> uncertainty and confusion,
> including the hatred for
> doctors.
You keep saying that I hate doctors. But my best personal friend is a
doctor. How do you explain that?
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