Where is everyone?
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dailysuffering
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Where is everyone?
This forum seems so quiet lately i guess that's a good sign.
Age:22 | Onset Age:21 | Symptoms: weak stream, pelvic pain, muscle spasms, ejaculation pain, start stopping urine flow, sometimes bladder pain, and pain while urinating, frequent urination, feeling like i have to urinate constantly when i don't actually have to. | Helped By: Quercetin, and stretches, diaphragm breathing helps with urine flow. | Worsened By: Stress!! acidic foods and drinks, | Other comments: prostate is not enlarged, only had minor issues back when i was 17 at 21 that all changed for the worse been in a flare ever since.
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webslave
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Re: Where is everyone?
It sure is. Thousands are now better. That should make you feel more confident right there!Good News! The great ProstaQ is BACK at last! You must try it.
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dailysuffering
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Re: Where is everyone?
Thanks webslave, your comment made my day. Thanks again you're a very wonderful soul.
Age:22 | Onset Age:21 | Symptoms: weak stream, pelvic pain, muscle spasms, ejaculation pain, start stopping urine flow, sometimes bladder pain, and pain while urinating, frequent urination, feeling like i have to urinate constantly when i don't actually have to. | Helped By: Quercetin, and stretches, diaphragm breathing helps with urine flow. | Worsened By: Stress!! acidic foods and drinks, | Other comments: prostate is not enlarged, only had minor issues back when i was 17 at 21 that all changed for the worse been in a flare ever since.
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European
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Re: Where is everyone?
Agree with you, webslave you delivered a lot of hope to people in dark times...
Age: 41 | Onset Age: 36 | Symptoms: Chronic pain in the penis, groin, pubic area and pelvic muscles, mainly ischiocavernosus area | Helped By: Elavil, PT | Worsened By: Stress, ejaculation, depression | Other comments:
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dailysuffering
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Re: Where is everyone?
Webslave, what would you say helped you the most on your recovery? I'm pretty sure somewhere I read you didn't do PT, instead more of a internal message route? I was thinking since I can't get to a CPPS PT maybe using a back massager on my pelvic area to work on trigger points along with internal massage and stretches. Hopefully the massager would shake out the trigger points. I've been in touch with this one guy that said he contributed this to his success, it sounds like a good idea possibly releasing trigger points and bringing more blood to the area. What to you think about that? Man this pain is wearing me down.
Age:22 | Onset Age:21 | Symptoms: weak stream, pelvic pain, muscle spasms, ejaculation pain, start stopping urine flow, sometimes bladder pain, and pain while urinating, frequent urination, feeling like i have to urinate constantly when i don't actually have to. | Helped By: Quercetin, and stretches, diaphragm breathing helps with urine flow. | Worsened By: Stress!! acidic foods and drinks, | Other comments: prostate is not enlarged, only had minor issues back when i was 17 at 21 that all changed for the worse been in a flare ever since.
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webslave
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Re: Where is everyone?
Probably lifestyle change that allowed me to stop stressing out over work was the thing that helped most, to be honest. I only did some internal trigger point treatment to myself in the early stages of getting better. I would cautiously encourage you to treat yourself with a Theracane-type tool, but be careful
Good News! The great ProstaQ is BACK at last! You must try it.
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prostatitiscool
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Re: Where is everyone?
True I'm feeling better too, still have painwebslave wrote:
but it's not an disabling pain like it used to be. :) Maybe next year I'll be pain free who know...
Age: 32 | Onset Age: 30 (2 years) | Symptoms: rectal discomfort (sometimes), urinary frequency (gone), golf ball feeling (gone), testicle pain (gone) | Helped By: Sport, external massage | Worsened By: Sex, stress and sometime sitting| Other comments: 98% pain free
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dailysuffering
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Re: Where is everyone?
Prostatitiscool, did you also have weak stream issues? Did that get any better if so?
Age:22 | Onset Age:21 | Symptoms: weak stream, pelvic pain, muscle spasms, ejaculation pain, start stopping urine flow, sometimes bladder pain, and pain while urinating, frequent urination, feeling like i have to urinate constantly when i don't actually have to. | Helped By: Quercetin, and stretches, diaphragm breathing helps with urine flow. | Worsened By: Stress!! acidic foods and drinks, | Other comments: prostate is not enlarged, only had minor issues back when i was 17 at 21 that all changed for the worse been in a flare ever since.
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prostatitiscool
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Re: Where is everyone?
Yeah I had it too, it's one of the first symptom who went away along with the golf ball feeling.
Things that made me better are sexual abstinence (3/2 weeks), internal massage (with aneros), keeping my stress level low, eat healthy and doing sport.
Also took a lot of supplements but can't be sure if they worked or not.
Maybe you should try it I had noticed when I had a weak flow that swimming improved this symptom but it was short-lived
Things that made me better are sexual abstinence (3/2 weeks), internal massage (with aneros), keeping my stress level low, eat healthy and doing sport.
Also took a lot of supplements but can't be sure if they worked or not.
Maybe you should try it I had noticed when I had a weak flow that swimming improved this symptom but it was short-lived
Age: 32 | Onset Age: 30 (2 years) | Symptoms: rectal discomfort (sometimes), urinary frequency (gone), golf ball feeling (gone), testicle pain (gone) | Helped By: Sport, external massage | Worsened By: Sex, stress and sometime sitting| Other comments: 98% pain free
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dailysuffering
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Re: Where is everyone?
Prostatitiscool, thank you very much, very encouraging. I wonder if swimming stretched some muscles allowing you to urinate better, like my signature says I've found sucking in my gut helps my urine flow. Thanks again friend. Thank you too webslave.
Age:22 | Onset Age:21 | Symptoms: weak stream, pelvic pain, muscle spasms, ejaculation pain, start stopping urine flow, sometimes bladder pain, and pain while urinating, frequent urination, feeling like i have to urinate constantly when i don't actually have to. | Helped By: Quercetin, and stretches, diaphragm breathing helps with urine flow. | Worsened By: Stress!! acidic foods and drinks, | Other comments: prostate is not enlarged, only had minor issues back when i was 17 at 21 that all changed for the worse been in a flare ever since.