Re: Clumpy ejaculation/pain-Help needed

Thanks to all for the friendly advice>Quitting caffeine and Cigs will be
tough, however.

The :stiffies" do get nicer, so I guess its worth it, and the increase in
circulation can't hurt.
Thanks,
Mark
"Idea Man" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Mark"  wrote...
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> > Has anybody else had this symptom? What has worked besides ejaculating
> more
> > frequently?
>
> You have to be careful. More frequent ejacs could cause damage to your
> prostate and sphincter muscles, so don't fall under the myth that an over
> amount of action is going to benefit because it might make your problem
> worse.
>
> > I have seen the urologist a few times with no answers to this issue.
>
> Welcome to the club! Although I'm sure your not to thrilled to be a part
of
> it.....hehe....look, maybe while your seeking for a qualified physician
you
> can take some natural supplements that have been shown study wise and
> anecdotally to help. A couple might be an anti-inflammatory like Quercetin
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> manufacturer ProstaQ, and another is an anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, like
> Grapefruit Seed Extract = manufacturer Nutribiotic. The manufacturer's are
> most important because they have what they claim on their label, in their
> bottle. These anti-inflammatory and the antibacterial's are a good first
> effort to help.
>
> Also, as crazy as it may sound, some have seen some improvement using
> something as simple as raw garlic cloves over a month, but your going to
> have to do a search in Google for the Garlic Potocol yourself to get the
> information.
>
> All of the above mentioned are cheap, safe, and can be done while looking
> for a good doctor.
>
> > Please help.I am willing to travel long distances to see the right
> > specialist to cure this.
>
> I don't have any recommendation's on this one other than to say that it's
> might be possible to find a good doctor close to home, so search hard and
> don't give up.
>
> Good luck.
>
> Disclaimer:  I am not a medical doctor. Please consult with your
> own medical practicioner. Do not substitute what you read in a post for
> competent professional medical advice which encompasses your unique
medical
> condition. The above comments are only general suggestions for discussion.
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