Silodal 8Mg Capsule Health Feed

It is. Side effect of silodal. Don't worry it is reversible. All alfha blockers have this side effect.

What I could see from your medications you are taking mexflow which is same as urimax. Kindly check the salt name as tamsulosin in whatever medicine you are taking. Tamsulosin 0.4 mg should be availaible in pakistan. Any pharmacist can help you.

This is a common side effect which will go off when the drug will be stopped, as advised for your stone problem.

I understand your concern and the side effects are true with medication - You get it checked for Andropause - and get things corrected. You can as well change the medication depending upon the examination and radiological abd hematological reports.

Please get ultrasound kub pvr
uroflow pvr
urine culture then book a video online consult you can take this medicine lifelong with six monthly follow up.

Bladder capacity is low. Usually we advice surgery for urinary retention or residual urine 200 cc or more what are your symptoms? It maybe you need surgery as bladder capacity is less.

A prostate can trouble you not only when it is large, but when it's small too. But if you are facing difficulty even in medications. Surely you need a urologist opinion again for a cystoscopy and needful surgery.

Do not discontinue get your ultrasound and uroflometry
rule out diabetes first
get urine tested for routine and microscopic examination as urine infect can also increase frequency and infection common in prostrate disease.

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Your BLOOD PRESSURE seems controlled
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