The Best Treatment for Enlarged Prostate: Prostate Artery Embolization

[@iafratelisa64]

I had it done 2 years ago in Boston, no side affects, works amazing, little recovery time and my prostate remains normal size...

[@alcameron6071]

You’re very fortunate, because I’m also diagnosed with prostate cancer they will not perform the PAE procedure, or any other kind of procedure because of having prostate cancer. I’m 75 years old, I’m not about to have my prostate chopped out and screw up what sexual activities I’m still able to have. Hell of a way to end my golden years.

[@takokyatto8874]

@@alcameron6071 no offense but you dont need sexual activity xD you need meditation and calmness and um well... important things for you lol health wise

[@tonyferreira6679]

Cool!

[@eyemovie824]

​@@takokyatto8874sexual activity is normal in any age. It's normal body function. It's a myth "you have to spiritual at the old age". God provide us prostate gland for some reason.

[@eyemovie824]

​@@alcameron6071try other alternative therapies. Look for some other doctors before do any Proceediors

[@user-qz9gf6mc7s]

As a board-certified Urologist I would advise that anyone considering this procedure be evaluated by a urologist with a cystoscopy first. PAE is performed by Interventional Radiologists who have no part in the pre-treatment or post-treatment care of these patients. The American Urological Association Guidelines only support PAE as an option for management of BPH with Grade C evidence. Be aware that any complications from this procedure will need to be managed by a urologist, so discuss with your urologist about whether it is right for you before pursuing PAE.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

WHAT IF YOU HAVE GRADE F ? OR M ?

[@raytaylor3077]

oh so there are complications. well of course there are.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

AND OF COURSE THE "UROLOGIST" WILL SAY HIS PROCEDURE IS BETTER FOR YOU BECAUSE HE MAKES NO MONEY OFF THE "RADIOLOGISTS" PAE PROCEDURE. ITS ALL ABOUT MONEY MY FRIENDS NOTHING ELSE.

[@robertservice6972]

Too many different opinions..seems there are many choices for treatment..all of which have negative side effects..seems like we haven't progressed in the last 50 years..my urologist won't even discuss anything but turp..( going in and cutting out part of prostate)

[@shahidshareef5414]

❤

[@CC-mp5jc]

Never would have thought that was the best option

[@mrpawpaw7023]

I had the PAE procedure a few years ago. At first, I did, but I no longer recommend it to others.

[@rolendo4075]

Why

[@freein2339]

Yeah....why

[@AubreyForever]

You need to explain this. Why Why Why?

[@AubreyForever]

We have someone on RUclips videos that are nonsensical when they don't give a reason. Let's give a reason or stop posting.

[@mrpawpaw7023]

​@@rolendo4075 There are many reasons.
I had a rough time of it on the procedure. Threw up big time in recovery despite fasting. Constipated for 7 days. Heavy blood in the urine for 3-4 days during recovery. The pain was horrible, felt Like I had sat on a burning marshmallow. Then I had damage to the penis just to add insult to injury. Urine flow did improve but that lasted only about 2 years then I was back on the meds. Wondering where all those little beads go? Me too, as I have since had coronary blockages requiring two stents. One was a widowmaker and 6 months later another one in another artery. Now a subsequent prostate MRI is showing a 6mm lesion in the prostate that may or may not be cancer. No sign of any of this leasion before the procedure. Maybe it is just scar tissue? I have to wait and retest for growth and perhaps do a biopsy to find out. Meanwhile, I have had chronic pain in the area, get up twice a night, and experience periodic prostatitis which is more than a pain in the butt.. Are those enough reasons for you guys?. I am sure many have a better experience than this, but I would not do it again or wish it on anyone. To me, this is voodoo medicine.

[@MAGH1O1]

Plenty of fresh lemon/lime zest, turmeric, raw garlic, raw onions, coss lettuce, radish, and ginger.
Less sugar, carbs, alcohol, caffeine, and processed fats.

[@ETB9090]

😂 how long before the benefits of all that kicks in, 20 years, 😂dont buy it and yes Ive tried it

[@mohsinhayat1112]

The most serious risks associated with PAE, although rare, can include:
1. **Severe Infection**: If an infection occurs and is not promptly treated, it can become severe and potentially life-threatening.
2. *Severe Non-Target Embolization*: If embolic particles unintentionally block blood flow to other critical organs or tissues, it could lead to severe complications.
3. *Major Bleeding*: Though uncommon, there is a risk of significant bleeding either during or after the procedure.

[@AlexLipkovich]

Please pay attention, I was fix that problem completely by changing my office chair to one with Kevlar mesh, sihoo v1 in my case, but you can buy other one. The problem it pressure when you seating lot of time, sorry for my english

[@xyzlmnop5206]

There's more to it then just changing to a meshed seat chair...

[@AlexLipkovich]

@@xyzlmnop5206 It's a proven cause

[@tsunamiiwinterz-px7oz]

@@xyzlmnop5206 Yeah the fake biopsy scam

[@samkitty5894]

PAE sounds OK, BUT...
What if the doctor misses prostate arteries and blocks something else, like the blood supply to the bladder, kidneys, stomach, liver, etc. Even if he hits the right artery, what will keep the blocking material in place? What if the blocking material dislodges and travels into the heart or the brain?

[@johngranato2673]

Yes, of course, if these things happen, then serious damage or death will occur.

[@tomtai8165]

Or Brain???????? omg only bullshit from you

[@Capo51]

Thnx for urologist's advice.! As told in this video, the methods used to enlarge the flow of urine have risks. Although not a doc myself, for those reasons withdraw from using those methods. With chosen med treatment the problem has been taken in control. But not improvef much. But not either worsened. So... be careful when choosing the treatment. 60% or more or men face this 'desease' after become 60 yrs old. For men like us cant be avoided. The prostata cencer is the true risk, not enlargement. That can be treated, IF found out early enough.
So better check your prostata status every second year, by urologist. 👍

[@EnestoJames]

must say that I have enormous respect for
you Dr kanayo Peterson considering the manner in which my
wife receive her complete treatment for
HIV infection, thanks for coming to my rescue sir.

[@irankh1895]

Good afternoon, in my ignorance in this field, just a thought, " could cutting of the blood supply to the prostate using these ball blocks, create dead tissue with the prostate?" If so could this lead to a higher count in white blood cells to counter act an hypothetical necrosis? I was also thinking instead of staples insertion along the walls of the prostate, or blocking the blood supply, it came to mind a procedure used in cardiology, where they use a kind of long sleave inserted with a special sonda, which onced opened keeps the artery open . What do you think, could it be feasible? Kind regards

[@juliorodriguezlozano8443]

Estoy de acuerdo en tu observación,,, casi, casi por lógica elemental, se cierra la vena y obviamente que pasa con ese tejido con el correr del tiempo?

[@nobodycamnotguilty4497]

The problem is that it does not last. I hear 5 years but not sure if that’s the max and you start seeing signs much sooner. I have a pubic Supra tube for ten months now . I’m trying to figure out the least invasive that will reduce my very large 200 cc size prostate. I was going to do this one but Medicaid will not cover . My doctor does not take Medicaid for that other water procedure and rezum won’t work for a prostate this large. It might help but not significantly. With the subject procedure you get a 30% decrease . 30% of 200 is still a large prostate but it’s the lease invasive and I can’t live with 30% decrease as I have done before for many years. I have been going through this for ten years now so I pretty much been through it all.

[@disoldman6573]

Has there been any research on using some sort of stent such as that used in heart surgery?

[@jimzimmerman5288]

iTind stent.

[@paulciardullosr.1288]

spanner stent.

[@paulciardullosr.1288]

iTind is a treatment that "stretches" the prostate.

[@happycamper5900]

It doesn’t “stretch”. It cuts the inside of the prostate.@@paulciardullosr.1288

[@danielriccardi6408]

yes the prob with them is they can form plaques and infections

[@dddoda]

What happens to the blood coming into these arteries but cannot empty into the prostate. If I turn my garden hose on, but block it from squirting out, the water will build up inside the hose and squirt out from where the hose was tightened at the base of the house, or at some other weak area.

[@johngranato2673]

Yes, but not really. Think of someone who has lost a limb or finger or had their tonsils, gall-bladder, appendix, or kidney removed. The arteries to those limbs or organs remain blocked--they were severed, tied-off, and left in place. Not going to explode.

[@RiTorpedo]

How about something like stent, used in heart treatment?

[@oldgoat50]

I have 3 stents in my heart and still have to go alot.😛

[@user-hs8qj2fi9y]

Not what he meant. Stent in prostate. Silly.....

[@MarkBrown-uf8ct]

@@user-hs8qj2fi9y thats a eurolift

[@mohammadakhtar585]

Very Good informations

[@parthaarjun6831]

Super technology
God bless you sir

[@oldeagle3296]

Does this procedure effects the walls of urethera?
What if the balls blocking the arteries become dislodged?
On the face of it, seems an excellent way of dealing with BPH.
Does PAE is being performed in UK ?
Please advice on the cost and duration of the procedure.
Many thanks.

[@germank7924]

I know nothing of this procedure, but reducing blood supply to anything, on the face of it, sounds like recipe for disaster. Surely for the prostate to shrink you need to have dead cells, apoptosis, but how can you be so sure those will get "cleaned out" if the blood flow is restricted.

[@stephendoing2253]

Green light laser worked great for me!!!

[@phyrot6404]

How many year ago?

[@aruncreationsmusic]

Hello sir how many years

[@Roger-vz7ol]

It worked great for about a month and then it became slower and slower until now I am on permanent self-cathetering.

[@mikekaraoke]

@@Roger-vz7ol a urologist told me, if I got the laser one does work but it can cause for your sperm count to go down by more than half-and said I might want kids later at some point!
So why now getting the Rezum one as no side effects/perm effects-apart from it lasts around 10/12 years which is good enough for me....

[@Roger-vz7ol]

@@mikekaraoke The green light laser surgery worked great as far as being able to urinate but it completely blocked any ejaculations. I 'm old now and I shouldn't care but my doctor never told me that this problem happens with around 30% o men that have it done.

[@sudhindrabukkebag7502]

Good God 🙏🏻
At 60 problem of enlargement has starred
🙏🏼🇮🇳🙏🏼India

[@jerseyjim9092]

So many different procedures now, all with varying side effects. I sure wouldnt want to have to decide which one to choose.

[@darylbeyersdorf7932]

My dr. recommend urolift. I felt the implants and hurt. I had the laughing gas. After removing the folly cathater, small amounts of pee came out for week. I had the procedure last month. Now urine come out normally.

[@GTAndFortniteVideos1]

They need to stop giving up temporary solutions.

[@MeredithWilliams-ti2kv]

Are there any permanent solutions?

[@trainmaster0217]

Complete removal is what my doctor told me.@@MeredithWilliams-ti2kv

[@saeedabu3507]

Go for Homoeopathy Treatment to get permanent solution.

[@MohammedAbdishakur]

Alhamdu-liLLAAH, 'm well for it's functioning...☝🏻

[@ivansaez1840]

As an urologist I would say the information in this video is incomplete. The best treatment is ENDOSCOPIC ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE. Would be performed whit laser, and it has the largest evidence about it's good results. Ask to an Urologist before a radiologist!

[@emedinaemiliomed]

And about Rezum?

[@AlexM-jd2ro]

But doesn't embolization kill prostate gland by depriving it of blood supply ?

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

YES IT DOES. THATS HOW IT IS SUPPOSE TO WORK.

[@samkitty5894]

In other words this will make a man sterile? @@TRICK-OR-TREAT236

[@emanuelmota7217]

DING DING DING DING!!!

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

DONG DONG DONG DONG !!!@@emanuelmota7217

[@johngranato2673]

reduces does not eliminate flow.

[@m.jamilqureshi733]

xatral 10mg and spasmolyt 20 MG is the best for size 35 to 45.

[@robboutelje2960]

I had it done 5 years ago - it shrunk from 120 to 80 ml after 1 year , but now it’s 170ml which now requires open surgery to enable the prostrate ti be cored out … I am 69 and live in South Africa

[@231pilot]

Have you looked into the HolEP procedure? Use a laser and remove the inflamed tissue through your urethra.

[@enockabumba7513]

Hope God will help you

[@bekabeka71]

So put simply there is no cure for prostate

[@user-um6qi8iq4v]

​@@231pilotця я

[@user-um6qi8iq4v]

​@231pilot

[@DukeofHesse-he7bu]

This video depicts a single sphere injected into the artery. I practice, tiny microspheres are used.

[@MeredithWilliams-ti2kv]

How long will the prostate shrink after this procedure? Thank you for your video.

[@yaneznayu9997]

I had aquablation this week. Awesome.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

OH NO

[@Tony2tall]

My friend also had success with Aquablation and my Urologist was setting me up for the procedure but my insurance Federal BCBS denied.

[@yaneznayu9997]

@@Tony2tall I've read that some carriers still deny coverage. Even for Medicare, I had to fill out a "How Bad Do You Suffer?" type of a survey. It was no exaggeration paint a bleak picture but I gathered that tepid responses might prevent coverage.

[@MarkBrown-uf8ct]

@@yaneznayu9997 Ok, your urologist has to do many tests to show justification for any procedure. I had blood work, MRI with and without contrast, cystoscope, flow and pressure tests. My doctor made sure all questions for insurance were answered and I was approved for aquablation in jan.

[@xyzlmnop5206]

Only TIME will tel, come back in a year!!

[@albertollanos3612]

How long is being around this procedure. Which clinics or Hospitals are doing it. I am fro Australia and I am wondering if I can do it in Australia

[@Luis92168]

Spain.

[@roga49]

Hi bro, I am in Perth, Western Australia. I am 74. I did 2 times this PAE in the Fiona Stanley Hospital. It is a good procedure and it really helped me a lot. My first PAE was 7 years ago,3 years later I had my second one. I have a gigantic Enlarged Prostate ... but it really helped ...fact is that in the passing of time the Prostate has grown again and since the CV19 scam the Hospital here DOES NOT SEE UROLOGY PATIENTS IN PERSON! Only Telephone appointments which I had to wait ages to receive a call from the Urologist and it seems they do not do the PAE anymore! The Uro doc I finally spoke with on the phone 2 months ago for a short call, not more than 20 minutes, was trying to push the Private Green Light procedure which I wouldn't do. I am really disappointed with the system. I am an Age Pensioner and cannot afford any operation in the Private sector...I can testify that the PAE is really good and no side effects and easily done...but as said, something has happened to our Health System I cannot even talk with a URO in the Hospital face to face, which is a real shame! I hope you can do it. I do not know where in Australia you live, but 7 years ago I found out that in Sydney at the Liverpool Hospital and it was covered by Medicare. In both cases I had not out of pocket expenses. I will continue to press trying to have it again, in my opinion is the best and safest procedure. Regards mate!

[@paulnotdownunder3172]

Its available in Sydney. Has a very high success rate, no affect on sexual functions

[@richardl772]

Am pretty sure you can get it at the Alfred in Melbourne.

[@jamesmullarkey5851]

Just a question the costs I just had it done in feb. and it worked great but just receiving bill and it looks like they are charging over 50,000 insurance is paying the majority but i am out of pocket about 4 grand and some change. This seems a bit overpriced.???

[@gazzaeabc3805]

Essentially kills the prostate through loss of blood flow. What effect does this have on secretion of prostate seminal fluids?

[@williambuckley6128]

Does this procedure seminal track issues?

[@omer-faruk-]

He did not say disadvantage. For example if dr block wrong blood vessel? What will happen?

[@salmanfarsi2004]

Is that treatment available in Pakistan please reply

[@ETB9090]

Holep is the gold standard but as belt and braces approach you could have this as well

[@user-vw1ub3jo3q]

I am all in favor of this! Wondering why it has taken this long. Is there some sort of conflict between Urologists and Invasive Radiologists?

[@alcameron6071]

PAE is a great procedure but, if you are also diagnosed with prostate cancer, they will not do it. Nobody will touch you for any procedure helping you with your BPH problem if you have prostate cancer. I do not want to have anybody cutting my prostate out the side effects are devastating, forget about any sexual fun. i’m pushing 76 years old, so I’m just gonna roll the dice and live with my symptoms. I’m getting up three and four times a night, hell of a way to end my golden years.

[@jerseyjim9092]

Does prostate removal end a man's sex life?. If so, my friend who had his removed must be lying to me.

[@Mavrik9000]

@@jerseyjim9092 If they cut the nerves that go to the penis.
See video titled "Robotic Prostatectomy 3D Animation"

[@paulciardullosr.1288]

Try taking 400mg of ibuprofen at night before bed. In reduces inflammation and number of times you get up to pee.

[@paulciardullosr.1288]

@@jerseyjim9092 No except for ejaculation.

[@valdir8417]

Amigo, eu também pensava assim, mas recentemente, minha urina travou, não saia nenhuma gota. Tive que correr aos hospital de emergência, eles colocaram uma sonda e retiraram a urina da minha bexiga. Depois disso, voltei urinar como antes, mas já estou providenciando a cirurgia para raspar a parede interna da próstata. Um amigo já fez e me disse que o sexo funciona normalmente, apenas quando ele ejacula, não sai esperma, o líquido da ejaculação vai para a bexiga. Boa sorte

[@user-sw5vi1tq2f]

Ne sviđa mi se procedura ni kakve su pripreme za takvu proceduru.Osim toga koliko takva procedura muškarca oslobađa da može normalno funkcionirati??

[@sirus312]

No aquablation?

[@joelmiller3174]

I had aquablation a month ago and I am doing great. I considered PAE but with my large median lobe it wasn't a good option. In the future (if I ever need re-treatment) I would definitely consider PAE.

[@user-lt1vl1up4g]

​@@joelmiller3174n колони ни ги ko vi bi vo kk8 no

[@richardwarren1051]

Tribulis vitamin works very well if taken daily.

[@alaminozed9824]

How much $?

[@mhq4928]

It is a surgery type treatment, Injuries may take place inside,

[@user-sw5vi1tq2f]

Medicina je išla naprijed ali na skup način a osim tog još uvjek se nažalost previše takvih i sličnih zahvata radi na dobrovoljno trpljenje pacijenata.Dok i ako dođem na takav zahvat bit ću jako star a vjerujem prije da to neću na svoju sreću ni doživjeti.-Sve procedure u medicini bi trebale biti apsolutno bezbolne bez obzira na status ili banalnost takvih postupaka

[@samkitty5894]

Najstariji i najbolniji zahvat (TURP) je i dalje najbolji. Ovi noviji ne traju dugo i moraju se ponavljati.

[@user-sw5vi1tq2f]

@@samkitty5894
Svi zahvati moraju i trebaju biti bezbolni,to doktori i medicina znaju i oko anestezije za bolan zahvat nesmije biti nagađanja.-U protivnom su sami pacijenti za to krivi.

[@samkitty5894]

Ma nemoj molim te. Pacijenti krivi za svoju bol i mizeriju...Ako doktor zna sto radi, i ima iskustva, rezultati ce biti bolji. Nazalost ime previse amatera u ovoj profesiji.
Ako operacija bude neuspjesna oz bol biti ce ti i ostalih negativnih posljedica, inkontenancija, gubitak seksa, i upropascena kvaliteta zivota.
@@user-sw5vi1tq2f

[@levkar3384]

А если поставить стенд как в сосудах? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@vidaleonaviciene6645]

Maladec "

[@badouba9376]

Quels sont les pays où cette technique est utilisée...

[@danielriccardi6408]

partout

[@Delta_Edits.]

Ok but does it feel good?

[@jaremaw2368]

Ouch!

[@India-dn9wt]

Doctor my age is 28 I have pain prostite area
Doctors says chronic prostites I take anty bytes
But pelvic pain no reduce
Please explain what is treatment for chronic prostites infection

[@user-jy2qp8gp2l]

You have E-coli bacteria

[@sajidnoor8036]

pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds r best
For pain relied Sumble booti grinded half teaspoon a day.

[@GearTiger007]

the ball valve will turn them out after surgery ?

[@amasiaus]

I have done URO LIFT, I regret it.

[@samkitty5894]

I don't like the idea of having staples in my prostate. That sounds painful.

[@bryantoconnor691]

THIS CONDITION IS NOT A NORMAL LIFE PROCESS THAT AFFECTS MEN IN THIS COUNTRY ! THERE IS A DIRECT CAUSE OF THIS CONDITION IN OUR SOCIAL STRUCTURE THAT'S BEING CONCEALED TO KEEP PRIORITIZING THAT PROFIT , THAT DOLLAR :

[@geraldrafferty5485]

YOU CERTAINLY ARE CORRECT.....NOTHING " NORMAL" ABOUT IT......BULL
SHIT !

[@user-vx2ke8yp3r]

هى عباره عن ايه

[@johng2116]

Thanks for the video. With PAE, are there any negative affects from the smaller prostate - ie low amount of semen? Thanks

[@roetemeteor]

At the age you'd get this done, it wouldn't matter anymore.

[@jg11596]

@@roetemeteor maybe not for you.

[@dg4545]

The prostate has to be the worst organ in the body

[@diyadiya6724]

Please help me my husband is same problem solution plssssss🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@dennisgarrison7315]

Does Medicare cover this????

[@abhaysahay5321]

I had BPH six year ago ,Doc suggested surgery but got mitigated by ayurvedic medicines only ,

[@vipul6488]

How ? Which doctor to consult for this ?

[@abhaysahay5321]

@@vipul6488 Amrata hospital, Visakhapatnam.Dr. Kalmakar.A great person indeed.

[@abhaysahay5321]

@@vipul6488 Dr. Kalmakar, Amruta hospital. NAD junction. Visakhapatnam.He is not money minded. Even he can help you on the phone also.

[@chalkdust2877]

Oh hell no - I would rather have an enlarged prostate.

[@8wdude8]

damn. all of these look painful

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

THEY ARE. NASTY SIDE EFFECT TOO. LIKE MAKING THE PROBLEM WORSE.

[@djformalin]

Eat Zink - pumpikin seeds, and massage the prostata from outside. After one week...back to normal ! Good luck.

[@abdulrasheed3424]

How to massage

[@bright2459]

which eating food have zink

[@djformalin]

@@bright2459 Buy unsalted pumkin seeds. Eat about two big spoons a day - ore more.
It’s snacks , taste good, not expensive and have a lot of zink ! Good luck 🎶

[@TheChgoMob]

@@bright2459 - Pumpkin Seeds have Zinc. Better yet, take high grade - cold pressed Pumpkin Seed oil or in a supplement form.

[@somers2020]

@@bright2459 Pumpkin seeds. Or just take zinc supplements.

[@tushar.gaming845]

In india 🥺

[@dummyali2016]

Asgher forced me to go to brothel with him .

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

DID HE LIKE IT ? 😂 🤣 😂

[@musclebymike1382]

Never said anything about side effect

[@frankharenza5986]

Holep

[@Juan0Edu0Ardo099]

Holep is better

[@happycamper5900]

I have researched treatments. I think you are correct. I had Rezum 2 yrs ago. Never again would I go thru that agony. No improvement.

[@burns985]

@@happycamper5900 sir what was wrong with rezum as i was thinking to do it ?

[@happycamper5900]

The procedure is brutally painful. The following bladder spasms are painful. The steam injected is excruciating . Then you are miserable for 4 weeks as your body deals with the dead tissue in the prostate. My new urologist stopped performing Rezum due to poor patient outcomes. PLUS you will need additional procedures in 2-3 years. Mine failed within 2 months. No improvement in symptoms. Read comments from others that had the Rezum. Never again.@@burns985

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

ITS BASICALLY STEAM COOKING YOUR PROSTATE. BURNING ITAND THEN THE FUN COMES EACH TIME WARM URINE GOES THROUGH YOUR BURNED PROSTATE. IT WIL ALSO INITIALLY SWELL UP YOUR PROSTATE MAKING THINGS WORSE. YOUR SPINXTURE MUSCLE CAN ALSO BECOME PERMINENTLY DAMAGED REQUIRING ADDITIONAL SURGERY TO OPEN IT BY CUTING SLITS IN IT. THE WILL NEED TO BE REPEATED EVERY 3 OR 4 MONTHS. @@burns985

[@donsargent827]

same here@@burns985

[@kunhimonkunnathupeediyakka7144]

What about side effects and sexual

[@cedarwaxwing3509]

Yeah. No.

[@orxann-vj2iq]

👍👍

[@sergeynovikov91]

Two march lab-lab

[@sarveshjeyesh7481]

Nothing but Repairing,

[@timippolito1182]

Eat foods containing zinc..

[@Anver939]

What’s the side effects.

[@HR-rt9nh]

LEAVE MR WILLY ALONE !

[@Julio-dj1yx]

Chronic enlarged prostate cause cancer, making bigger draining don't help because it's chemicals involved

[@JasonTheOneAndOnly]

Nope

[@interactive1178]

😂

[@rjl9707]

OR.., try to reduce it with natural supplements and kegel excercises; there are other options.

[@jdominian5569]

Doesn't work. Some things require medical treatment. This is one of them.

[@what_comes_next_88]

​@@jdominian5569do you mean all cases or only severe ones cannot be reversed?

[@motalebakanda29]

1.9 cm stone lt kidney this case eswl Singapore infia cmc vellore یورولوجی ماہرین لیکن ڈاکٹر بریگیڈیئر جنرل شمیم وحید یورولوجی ہیں پاکٹس فاسٹ ٹائم pcnl laperoscopic opration wotch dg stane post 2 time kidney panis cit اور قتل یہ گوگل مدر خان۔ اس کی ماں کی بیٹی کی بہن کا عضو تناسل اس کی ماں کی بیٹی کی بہن کا بچہ دانی اندام نہانی کے عضو تناسل میں داخل ہونا بچے کے پیٹ کے ذریعے پیشاب کرنا PCNL سرجری کا تجربہ اپنے دوسرے باپ پر آپریشن

[@tomtai8165]

Shit system.The best is Holep.

[@silaslongshot941]

Have had the "Urolift" stapling thing TWICE and yet again the procedure has failed over time as illustrated the prostate swells up past the staples and you're right back to square one again.

[@MarkBrown-uf8ct]

look at aquablation. worked great for me

[@ChristianHungary]

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