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Frequent trips to the bathroom
Hello,I have been having this problem for the past one year. I will have to go to the bathroom to urinate in about 2 to 3 hours after going to bed at night. This happens also in the afternoon if I take a nap.
I also feel that my bladder is not fully emptied at times and the urge to urinate is present.
I saw a urologist and he had recommended that I do the Radio Frequency procedure in order to shrink my prostate. I am not keen on this as I do not see much success rate in other patients and some of them tend to have issues after this procedure.
I would like to know what kind of homeopathic medicine I can take.
I just purchased saw palmetto and I heard 30 mg of zinc a day will also help.
kumaran22 on 2013-05-12
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Dear Sir,
You have not mentioned your age.From what I gather you are suffering from enlarged prostate.
Try SABAL SERULLATA Q 10 drops in an ounce of water three times a day for 15 days and give a feed back.
Pleas have Nux Vom 200 ----15 drops in an ounce of water to be taken thrice in an interval of 15 mins half an hour before dinner on the night before .
You have not mentioned your age.From what I gather you are suffering from enlarged prostate.
Try SABAL SERULLATA Q 10 drops in an ounce of water three times a day for 15 days and give a feed back.
Pleas have Nux Vom 200 ----15 drops in an ounce of water to be taken thrice in an interval of 15 mins half an hour before dinner on the night before .
♡ anuj srivastava last decade
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