Description
Prostat® is a natural product that reduces the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. Prostat acts in several ways. It reduces inflammatation and thus reduces prostate volume, the key cause of BPH symptoms. Prostat also acts to reduce the contraction of the detrusor muscle and thus reduces the urge for frequent urination, another symptom of BPH. This multi-phasic approach is a key to improving the quality of life for patients suffering from BPH.
Prostat is derived from several extracts of rye pollen. It is a totally natural product with a very low incidense of adverse reactions. There has been no reported drug interactions. It is safe for long-term use.
Prostat is taken twice a day.
Prostat is also a treatment for chronic, non-bacterial prostatitis, or non-specific prostate pain, not associated with a bacterial infection. Prostat is the only drug indicated for the treatment of both BPH and non-bacterial prostatitis.
Additional inforamation on Prostat can be found in the links at the top right of this page.
FAQs
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Who has BPH? |
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The prostate gland of all men increases with age. At a certain point that increase or growth will cause symptoms like frequent urination, weak stream and inability to empty the bladder to the point that it requires treatment. This is BPH. The percentage of men who have BPH and require treatment is approximately equal to their age. That is, sixty year old men have approximatly 60% chance of needing treatment for BPH. |
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What are the principal symptoms? |
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frequent urination, urgency to urinate, nocturnal urinationion, painful urination (dysuria), difficult urination, urine leakage and inability to void completely. |
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Where do you obtain treatment? |
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men experiencing any of the above symptoms should consult with their doctors. They will likly be given a simple test and examination to determine if these symptoms are serious enough to require treatment. |
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The patient's treatment objectives? |
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The overall objective is to reduce the effects of BPH and at the same time, maintaining a higher quality of life of patients. The initial objectives will be to reduce the specific symptoms associated with BPH. In addition, Prostat can also act to slow the progression of BPH. It may be used in a therapeutic program to prevent the patient from progressing to the point where additional therapy or even surgery is required. |
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