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Shared 10 months ago • Featured Tip
The condition of enlarged prostate occurs due to the enlargement of a man’s prostate gland, with the passage in time. Also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), it is more common in men over the age of 60. Some cases might have symptoms and others may be symptomless. Although the causes are relatively unknown, it is evident that BPH is not a form of cancer, neither does it cause cancer. The prostate is located below the bladder and is responsible for producing the fluid needed by semen. The growth of the prostate tissue that is associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia begins near the inner prostate which is a tissue ring around the urethra. Its growth is generally inward.
Causes
It is of common knowledge that in males, the urine originates from the bladder and flows through the urethra. BPH is a condition where the prostate experiences a benign i.e. non cancerous enlargement which leads to blockage of urine flow through the urethra (the urinary duct). The resultant enlargement, caused due to the gradual multiplication of cells, subjects the urethra to extra pressure. Further narrowing of the urethra causes more contraction of the bladder, resulting in the urine being forcefully pushed out of the body.
With time, the condition leads to the bladder muscles gradually becoming thicker, stronger and oversensitive. Contraction occurs even due to the presence of small amounts of urine, giving rise to frequent needs of urination. At one point, the bladder muscle is unable to overcome the effects of the narrowed urethra. Due to this, urine does not pass properly and the urethra is not emptied.
Some of the common symptoms of enlarged prostate include:
1. Frequent urination
2. Urgency to urinate
3. Difficulty during urination
4. A slow or weak urinary stream
5. Requirement of extra effort to urinate
6. Interrupted sleep due to need of urination
Further risks
Sometimes, when the bladder is not emptied completely, a risk of urinary tract infections develops. Some other serious problems which can be a result of enlarged prostate include blood in urine, bladder stones as well as acute urinary retention (inability to urinate). In some rare cases, kidney and/or bladder damage might also result from such a condition. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a doctor and ask a free question.
Asked for male, 28 years old from Delhi
It may be piles, fissures, or something else. Better consult a surgeon for examination.
Fir now you may take homoeopathic medicine
Hamamelis 30 TDs for one day.
Health Query
Hi what is the size of kidney stone, avoid tomatoes, sea foods like fish prons, avoid or lessen the intake green leafy vegetables, drink plenty of water, tender coconut water, you can try ayurvedic medicines for more details you can massage me in private.
Asked for male, 25 years old from Bangalore
MCh - Urology, Visiting Fellow Andrology and Men's Health, Visiting Physician Urology and Andrology, Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery, Master of Surgery, MBBS, EUREP USI Fellowship
Urologist, Gurgaon
Transplanted kidneys can work for 10 to 15 years or even more if good care is taken. A repeat transplant with interim dialysis is possible before going for a retransplant. There are many factors on which the life of kidney depends and your nephrology team will be the best source for this information.
Asked for male, 19 years old from Pune
Acid phos 30
take 1 drop 3 times x 7 day
take above is homeopathic medicine and available in homeopathic store also safe to take and no side effects for future management contact me.
Asked for female, 67 years old from Bilaspur
If there is a single stone than we have to operate it only if you are symptomatic and if there are multiple stones than get it operated as early as possible.
Asked for male, 26 years old from Jalandhar
Size of stone is very small, so don't worry. Take plenty of water. Avoid non veg, & calcium rich diet. And Take homoeopatic treatment, so stones will come out easily & it will not recur again.
Asked for male, 46 years old from Beed
Hello,
What is PVR value mentioned in USG prostate ?
Get your PSA done and review with report
Biopsy may be needed
consult Urosurgeon for further management
Asked for male, 25 years old from Sri Ganganagar
Try the following remedy it will surely help you
Natural home remedy using almonds, cow's milk, ginger powder, cardamom and saffron:
Saffron is a mild aphrodisiac
1. Soak 10 almonds in water overnight
2. Peel off the skin and crush them the next morning
3. Take 1 cup hot cow's milk
4. Add the crushed almonds
5. Add a pinch of ginger powder
6. Add a pinch of cardamom powder
7. Add a pinch of saffron
8. Mix well
9. Drink this every morning
This remindy will be helpful.
Asked for Female, 36 years old from Panipat
It will be due to infection from either from intercourse or poor hygiene. so first take plenty of water at least 3 litres in a day continuously. take syrup citralka for urinary frequency 2 spoons three times in a day. for hygiene part keep the genital area clean and dry. particularly pay attention after bath to dry the area with the towel. after visiting bathroom clean the genitals with water and dry the area. for discharge part you need to give more information like any smell or is it after your regular periods, consistancy of the discharge like watery or curd like etc., basing on which i can suggest medicines for the same. good luck
Asked for Female, 25 years
use these ayurvedic medicenes for week 1. neery syrup 10ml 3time a day 2. chandraprabhavati 1-1tab 2times a day...3. pain off tab 1-1 tab 2times a day
Asked for male, 29 years old from South Goa
Yes you can take the following medc nux vomica 200
4-4 pills 4 times a day continue for 1 month
have 4 litres of water
have salads daily
any queries pls ask
thanks.
Asked for male, 37 years
1.It could be due to Urinary Tract infection
2. Drink plenty of water
3. do urine Re/Me, culture and sensitivity test done
4. You need treatment with antibiotic
5.Consult doctor/me for advice and treatment
Health Query
In most cases 5 mm stone should be passed with urine. Plenty of fluids oraly and see by ultrasoud if it moving down
Asked for male, 23 years old from Bhubaneswar
FIMSA, MD-Nephrology, DM - Nephrology, Critical Care Medicine, MBBS
Nephrologist, Delhi
This discoloration of urine appears to be food related.
Please check in detail whether there is some food color is being used during cooking.
Increase daily water intake to 3.5litres.
Shared 1 year ago • Featured Tip
Renal stone formation is very common in the hot climate. Renal stone formation is very common problem in north india. These are tips for prevention of the renal stones:
Stones are formed when there is nucleation and infection of the renal system. This can be simply prevented by drinking adequate amount of liquids. Now the question is how to know that we are having adequate intake of liquids. Our urine output must be more than 1.5 lt which can be achieved by taking 2.5 lt of fluid in winter and 4 lt of fluid in summers. The colour of the urine must be white or pale yellow which shows adequate urine.
Most of the stones are of calcium oxalate type. There is myth that taking milk and milk products will increase the stone formation but the fact is oral intake of calcium helps in decreasing the absorption of the oxalate from gut and prevent stone formation. So one should take adequate amount of milk and products. (note: calcium supplement can increase stone formation so avoid them).
Try to reduce the food which is very rich in oxalate: common food highly rich in oxalate includes:
Green leafy vegetable
Cashew nuts, almonds, peanuts
Soy products.
Avoid food which have animal protein like non veg food. These food increases the incidence of the stones. Preferably eat vegetable proteins.
Try to take less sodium diet. People who eat high sodium excrete more calcium in the urine and thus can form the stones.
Chronic kidney stones are often treated with potassium citrate, but limeade, lemonade and other fruits and juices high in natural citrate offers the same stone-preventing benefits. So drink more and more such food.
These were few tips for prevention of kidney stones. Management of stones depends upon the size, location and symptoms of the stone. Not all stones are dangerous but few can be such dangerous that can damage kidney.
Stones are formed when there is nucleation and infection of the renal system. This can be simply prevented by drinking adequate amount of liquids. Now the question is how to know that we are having adequate intake of liquids. Our urine output must be more than 1.5 lt which can be achieved by taking 2.5 lt of fluid in winter and 4 lt of fluid in summers. The colour of the urine must be white or pale yellow which shows adequate urine.
Most of the stones are of calcium oxalate type. There is myth that taking milk and milk products will increase the stone formation but the fact is oral intake of calcium helps in decreasing the absorption of the oxalate from gut and prevent stone formation. So one should take adequate amount of milk and products. (note: calcium supplement can increase stone formation so avoid them).
Try to reduce the food which is very rich in oxalate: common food highly rich in oxalate includes:
Green leafy vegetable
Cashew nuts, almonds, peanuts
Soy products.
Avoid food which have animal protein like non veg food. These food increases the incidence of the stones. Preferably eat vegetable proteins.
Try to take less sodium diet. People who eat high sodium excrete more calcium in the urine and thus can form the stones.
Chronic kidney stones are often treated with potassium citrate, but limeade, lemonade and other fruits and juices high in natural citrate offers the same stone-preventing benefits. So drink more and more such food.
These were few tips for prevention of kidney stones. Management of stones depends upon the size, location and symptoms of the stone. Not all stones are dangerous but few can be such dangerous that can damage kidney.
Asked for female, 24 years old from Gurgaon
Size of stones are notso big. It is managable with homeopathy only. You seems having tendency of recurring stones. I would suggest you to take berberis mother tincture (homeopathic) 10 drops in half cup water three times a day for 15 days
have plenty of water at a time whenever you drink
avoid vegiies having seeds
let me know status of your stones after 3 weeks
regards.
Asked for male, 25 years old from Gadchiroli
The symptoms of kidney stones are:
1. Intermittent pain (that starts and stops again and again) in the flank area (between last rib and hip). This pain moves down to the inner area of thigh.
2. Person feel sudden and compelling desire to urinate with pain.
3. Restlessness
4. Sweating, nausea and vomiting
5.Presence of blood in urine
6. Retention of urine
( Accumulation of urine in bladder) it can cause kidney damage and kidney failure.
Health Query
Respected Sanjay hi Ayurvedic treatment is going to take time it's not speedy but fine . No laser available till now dear thanks regards
Asked for female, 23 years old from Delhi
Urinary tract infections can be completely cured with homoeopathic medicines. No side effects at all. 100% rapid and effective results. Drink plenty of water. Take following homoeopathic medicines for 3 days which help you to solve the problems soon. Can notharis 200, uva ursi q and ferrum phos6x tabs. Nothing to worry regarding itching and pressure while urinating too. Sure it can cured with homoeopathic medicines. 100%. For treatment please be free to consult me. Thank you.
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