Chronic prostatitis getting worse

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Question : I HAVE been suffering from non-bacterial prostatitis for more than 10 years. The early symptom was a urinary tract infection. Lately, chronic prostatitis has developed. I get a painful, burning sensation after urination. The pain now is almost constant, whether I urinate or not. My urine flow is good and I urinate normally at night. I cannot take foods such as eggs, prawns and belacan at all, I get infectedrepparttar next day. The antibiotics do not help me much and I experience pain after sexual intercourse. I suspect that my prostatitis is related to my gastric problem, this has been rejected by my doctor.

Answer : Non-bacterial prostatitis is an inflammation ofrepparttar 141770 prostate gland with no known cause. There are many theories aboutrepparttar 141771 cause of non-bacterial prostatitis -- fungi, viruses, trichomonads and obligate anaerobic bacteria have been suspected. Irritation caused by a reflux of urine flowing intorepparttar 141772 prostate may also be a cause. Pressure ofrepparttar 141773 prostate againstrepparttar 141774 urethra isrepparttar 141775 main cause ofrepparttar 141776 urinary problems associated withrepparttar 141777 prostate.

Treatment for non-bacterial prostatitis is difficult and aimed at treatingrepparttar 141778 symptoms. Many patients are treated with long-term antibiotics to ensure that bacteria are notrepparttar 141779 cause of their prostatitis. However, taking long-term antibiotics will destroyrepparttar 141780 friendly bacteria inrepparttar 141781 intestine and result in chronic prostatitis. Repeated infections increaserepparttar 141782 risk of prostate cancer. Prostate enlargement and cancer are both linked to hormonal changes that occur as men get older.

Healthful oils that turn toxic

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POLYUNSATURATED vegetable oils from plants like soybeans and sunflowers are generally praised by nutritionists because they help people keep their cholesterol down and, it is believed, avoid heart disease. But a new study reports that when used to fry foods,repparttar oils produce a toxic compound that has been associated with illnesses, including cardiovascular disease, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases, and liver problems.

The findings,repparttar 141769 researchers say, highlightrepparttar 141770 risk of reheating

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