2 longstanding patients "cured"

[dshoskes]

By coincidence I saw 2 patients today both of whom had longstanding prostatitis (10 and 20 years). Both are COMPLETELY symptom free. One had the WIT procedure (low temperature protocol) in December and the other is taking Elavil.

There is hope!

[webslave]

To expectation of questions on WIT, here's some reading:
https://ucpps.men

[alprost]

Thanks for posting this. Just out of interest:

- Which dosage do you typically use with Elavil? (30mg did not help me at all, but I'm wondering if this was a high enough dose).

- If this is working due to it's effect on peripheral and central sensitization, does the patient have to keep taking it indefinately?

Thanks,
Al.

[dshoskes]

Thanks for posting this. Just out of interest:

- Which dosage do you typically use with Elavil? (30mg did not help me at all, but I'm wondering if this was a high enough dose).

- If this is working due to it's effect on peripheral and central sensitization, does the patient have to keep taking it indefinately?

Thanks,
Al.

I start at 5-10 mg a day and increase by 10 mg a day every 1-2 weeks up to 50 mg, although most patients end up taking 20-30 mg per day. Some can stop it after several months.

[GARYS]

I am currently taking 75 mgs and it doesnt seem to have any affect on mine. When I first started taking it I was extremely tired for a couple days until I got used to it to the point of leaning against the wall at work.

[dshoskes]

I am currently taking 75 mgs and it doesnt seem to have any affect on mine. When I first started taking it I was extremely tired for a couple days until I got used to it to the point of leaning against the wall at work.

Well, obviously it doesn't help everyone with this disease and won't help if you have an infection or inflammation. See:

http://www.dshoskes.com/results.html