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Acute and chronic prostatitis discussion. Arnon Krongrad, MD, moderator.
Hi,
Ive been suffering from chronic prostatitis for 4 years now.
I have the usual suspects of symptoms under control i.e. burning stinging sensation , pain in urethra .
I live with the constant golf ball affect feeling up my backside which pain varies from high to moderate depending on the weather
i.e. hot or cold, food I eat , feeling stressed. In the winter I have terrible times struggling to piss out a child like amount of urine ..
I tend to drink nothing but water and the odd glass of pomegranate juice, cranberry juice,
peppermint tea . no caffeine and no alcohol !!!and thats about it. my digestive system is shot to bits, common sense tells me this is the aftermath of 9months solid on cypro!!! I find it extremely hard to get a lot of fluid down me throughout the day this is because as soon as i drink or eat I become swollen and have a savage fullness feeling. chronic heartburn and indigestion .
does anyone else struggle with fluid intake and fullness / swollen feeling once you drink fluid as well as eat.
I would love to hear some feed back on this an indulge in some common ground with out the feeling of AM I GOING SLIGHTLY MAD!!!
ONWARDS
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