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Kennyflyair:
Sorry to hear about your plight. It's a new development from NCC. Word has been going around for almost 2 weeks. So sadly, the seller has no fault in this and you may not get the refund.

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Gotocourt:
Go for boiled chicken, it has more water content and easier to digest.
Chicken meat doesn't have fibre. You can eat best with cabbage 😋.

Gotocourt:
Anusol won't do much at this stage. She should eat more of boiled corn , vegetables, cabbages, groundnut (fried & boiled), drinks lots of water.

Gotocourt:
Change diet, boiled/fried groundnut, oranges (eat everything ), bananas, veggies, drink lots of water. Avoid fried foods. Eat beans on a steady.


Avoid beef and fried chicken.
Avoid alcohol

OscarJaden:
Go and check your High blood pressure sir

FreeIgboho:
Check for prostate enlargement
Prostate check-up

WantsandMore:
I see theres protein in ur urine, that's a sign of kidney issue, get Raw Honey, with Cinnamon powder mix in warm water and take mornin, afternoon & night. Quick Recovery.

DrFunmisticGlow:
Hmm.

A lot of things could be wrong.

It's not something one can diagnose over the internet without seeing her

Kingadex60:
I'm not a doctor pls, I'm only giving guides as a science student based on what's being proven

DrFunmisticGlow:
Removing just the ovaries will tilt you into early menopause. That's thrash advice.

What you need is a hysterectomy(just the uterus), not oophrectomy.

With the ovaries, you would still ovulate, but not menstruate, then you would have enter menopause at your own time.

Menhealth:
If you’re a man experiencing discomfort in your pelvic area or noticing unusual symptoms related to urination, you’re not alone. One of the common concerns men share on health forums like Nairaland is prostate pain. But what causes it? Can a condition like prostatitis be the root of this discomfort? Let’s dive into what you need to know.

What Is Prostatitis and How Does It Affect You?
Prostatitis refers to inflammation of the prostate gland, a small but crucial organ in men’s reproductive systems. It can lead to a range of symptoms, including pain in the pelvic area, urinary troubles, and even sexual dysfunction.

Prostate pain is one of the hallmark symptoms of prostatitis, but it’s not the only cause of discomfort in that region. Conditions like prostate enlargement (BPH), prostate cancer, or simple muscle spasms in the pelvic floor can also cause pain. However, if you have persistent pelvic pain along with symptoms like difficulty urinating, frequent urination (especially at night), painful ejaculation, or blood in your semen, then prostatitis could be the underlying issue.

Types of Prostatitis
To better understand how prostatitis can cause prostate pain, let’s break it down into its four main types:

Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CP/CPPS): This is the most common form of prostatitis and often causes recurring pain in the prostate and surrounding areas.
Acute Bacterial Prostatitis: A sudden bacterial infection leading to severe pain, fever, and urinary issues. This requires urgent medical attention.
Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis: A recurring bacterial infection that causes milder, ongoing symptoms.
Asymptomatic Inflammatory Prostatitis: This type doesn’t typically cause pain but might be detected during tests for other conditions.
Among these, Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CP/CPPS) is the most likely cause of unexplained prostate pain in men who aren’t dealing with an active infection.

Practical Steps to Manage Prostatitis and Prostate Pain
While prostatitis can be challenging to treat, there are ways to alleviate symptoms and improve your quality of life:

Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water can help flush out your system and prevent urinary tract infections that can worsen prostatitis symptoms.
Avoid Irritants: Reduce or eliminate caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foods, which can irritate your bladder and prostate.
Practice Pelvic Floor Exercises: Known as Kegel exercises, these can strengthen your pelvic floor muscles and alleviate some forms of discomfort.

One natural approach to managing prostatitis and associated symptoms is through holistic remedies like Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill. This herbal medicine has shown promise in alleviating inflammation and pain associated with prostatitis, especially in cases of Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome. Its ingredients aim to fight infections, reduce inflammation, and improve blood circulation, all of which can help ease prostate pain.

Warm Baths: Sitting in a warm bath can relax the pelvic muscles and provide temporary relief from prostate pain.
Consult a Doctor: If you suspect you have prostatitis, especially acute bacterial prostatitis, seek medical advice immediately. Ignoring it could lead to complications.

Share Your Experience or Ask Questions
If you’ve ever dealt with prostatitis or prostate pain, your story could help others in the Nairaland community! How did you manage your symptoms? What treatments or lifestyle modifications worked for you? Comment below and join the discussion.

If you’re looking for natural ways to alleviate prostatitis symptoms, it might be helpful to learn more about the Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill and how it could fit into your treatment plan. For any questions or recommendations, feel free to share in the thread!

Remember, you don’t have to suffer in silence. Let’s support each other in the journey to better prostate health!

Kingadex60:
they're small though but stop taking diary, don't eat meat and bread

DeeScan:
Post the scan results.. that would be easier to translate ..

DoctorAyukebot:
Since you have ran a urinalysis that explicitly shows there is no proteinuria, infections or other underlying conditions I would say you have nothing to worry especially in the absence of other symptoms.

Foamy urine can be caused by many different things some of them worrying enough and others just as normal as the process of urination. The protein albumin could leak into urine if the filters of the kidneys get compromised. As the protein reacts with air foams get produced during urination. When this happens other symptoms like shortness of breath, itchy skin, swollen limbs and eye lids, and feeling sick could accompany the buildup of toxins caused by the kidneys inability to properly function.

Since you mentioned when you most experienced foamy urine I will narrow the normal causes to a few things. The first could be down to dehydration. Since you mentioned the foams are in the morning it could boil down to urine concentration in the morning after a night's sleep. At this point all the waste are concentrated enough to have protein enough to produce foams but yet not enough to be a Protein problem. Your recent diet might play a role too. Have you met a new girl who has been feeding you with boiled eggs, meat and other foods rich in protein?Lol

The second reason could boil down to Pressure. As urine builds up over night in the bladder it could gush out in the morning with enough force capable of producing streams of bubbles that look like foam. These though dissapear faster than true foams. You mentioned foamy urine after exercise. Most people will experience foamy urine after a fever, stress or intensive physical activity. Without going into the mechanism it is possible to lost proteins during hectic physical exercise in what could be a transient proteinuria. Also physical activity could cause plenty of sweating and dehydration that increases urines concentration and ability to foam. Check too if your toilet pot is having a detergent that creates foam after you pee?

Since the hospital has ruled out any suspicion of Urinary Tract Infections, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Proteinuria etc you can keep enjoying life in the knowledge that I too just passed out foamy urine this evening yet in perfect health... Do well to increase your fluid intake to atleast two liters of water daily. All the best

Dr Ayukebot O Rowland
Pharmacognosist
Flavell MEDICINA

i took antibiotics notin changed i saw similiar complain on google the guy took up to ten different antibiotics notin changed,d guy even went as far as running different test and scans but no issues was found.i blive mine was caused by too much sex,when i first experienced it i rained curses on my gf tinking she gave me an infection, buh nature screwed me nt her.my current state is worse i urinate every seconds.my advice 4 u bro just try nt to b idle engage urself in activities all the tym it helps.every organ in our body works wit d brain so when its on idle mode it catches fun wit our postrate since its already vulnerable.my question 4 u where u having frequent sex b4?