Hello everybody,
I found this web site - http://www.ren-ai.com with the treatment of prostatitis in China. Did you ever hear about it? If yes, is it worth to consider? Or is it only another "easy making money" program for someone out there in China with minimal help for sufferers?
Thanks,
Pepo
Prostatitis treatment in China
-
MastCells
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 748
- Joined: Sun Nov 10, 2002 3:46 am
- Location: USA
Re: Prostatitis treatment in China
Don't waste your time or money travelling to China for this treatment.Pepo wrote:I found this web site - http://www.ren-ai.com with the treatment of prostatitis in China. Did you ever hear about it? If yes, is it worth to consider? Or is it only another "easy making money" program for someone out there in China with minimal help for sufferers?
Read This
This is not medical advice. Please consult your physician.
-
webslave
- Maintenance

- Posts: 11432
- Joined: Wed Oct 30, 2002 3:18 pm
- Location: Please give your location so we can help better
Or read this.
Good News! The great ProstaQ is BACK at last! You must try it.
| HAS THIS SITE HELPED YOU? Say Thanks by donating. Keep the Forum alive on the Internet! PayPal link at end of page ↓ Contact me at support at ucpps.men |
-
alprost
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 557
- Joined: Thu Oct 31, 2002 2:15 pm
- Location: Scotland, UK
I Think any clinic which promotes ONE treatment method or claims to have THE answer should be viewed with extreme suspicion. The problem with clinics such as the above or clinics such as those in the Phillipines/Tuscon is that they have already (usually mistakenly) decided what is wrong with ALL patients, and there is therefore no proper diagnostic process, and everyone is given the same treatment.
I feel a good rule of thumb for anyone considering travelling to see a specialist would be to see if the Clinic goes through the process of:
(1) Investigating all possible causes of pelvic pain and urinary dysfunction: Infection; Inflammatory; Neuromuscular; Neuropathic etc.
(2) Prescribing an individualised treatment plan based the relative contribution of each of the above factors to the individuals symptoms.
Dr Shoskes website is one good example of this approach: http://www.dshoskes.com/cpclinic.html
I feel a good rule of thumb for anyone considering travelling to see a specialist would be to see if the Clinic goes through the process of:
(1) Investigating all possible causes of pelvic pain and urinary dysfunction: Infection; Inflammatory; Neuromuscular; Neuropathic etc.
(2) Prescribing an individualised treatment plan based the relative contribution of each of the above factors to the individuals symptoms.
Dr Shoskes website is one good example of this approach: http://www.dshoskes.com/cpclinic.html
This is not Medical advice - Consult your Doctor!
Age:39. Age at onset:31. Symptoms prior to treatment: Golf ball in rectum, severe urinary frequency (2-3x/hr; 5-10x/night); weak stream; painful ejaculation; coccygeal pain; tip of penis pain; general pelvic pain on left; testicular pain; supra-pubic pain. Current | Symptoms: Urinary frequency 1x every 2-3 hrs and 1-2 x a night; mild pelvic pain on left hand side (all symptoms still improving!)
Helped by: Trigger point release; avoiding exercise; pelvic floor relaxation; Neurontin decreased bladder sensitivity somewhat. Worsened by: Exercise; frequent ejaculation; ibuprofen irritates bladder. Made no difference: Diet; biofeedback; quercetin; Steroid anti-inflammatories; Elavil.
****UPDATE*** I am now able to sit again at work all day, and can perform moderate aerobic exersise again for the first time in 8 years!!!
Please read:
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=808&p=3954
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=239&p=1158
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=248&p=1214
Age:39. Age at onset:31. Symptoms prior to treatment: Golf ball in rectum, severe urinary frequency (2-3x/hr; 5-10x/night); weak stream; painful ejaculation; coccygeal pain; tip of penis pain; general pelvic pain on left; testicular pain; supra-pubic pain. Current | Symptoms: Urinary frequency 1x every 2-3 hrs and 1-2 x a night; mild pelvic pain on left hand side (all symptoms still improving!)
Helped by: Trigger point release; avoiding exercise; pelvic floor relaxation; Neurontin decreased bladder sensitivity somewhat. Worsened by: Exercise; frequent ejaculation; ibuprofen irritates bladder. Made no difference: Diet; biofeedback; quercetin; Steroid anti-inflammatories; Elavil.
****UPDATE*** I am now able to sit again at work all day, and can perform moderate aerobic exersise again for the first time in 8 years!!!
Please read:
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=808&p=3954
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=239&p=1158
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=248&p=1214
