Question 1

i got non bacterial prostitias  been on tamsulin  for a month what else could i try  and what foods to avoid ?

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Possible help: Tamsulin treats problems with urination caused by an enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia or bph).This medicine is an alpha-blocker.This does not treat infection. I personally have had several episodes of prostatitis both bacterial and nonbacterial.My treatment was levoquin , one tablet a day for ten days to two weeks, with resolution of the problem.Ask your doctor if this can be taken.

Question 2

symtoms of chronic non-bacterial postatitis?

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usually pain: Patients with abacterial prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (cpps; category iii in the 1995 national institutes of health prostatitis classification system) have the same symptom complex as those with chronic bacterial prostatitis. Such as penile tip pain, testicular, rectal, lower abdominal and back pain. Also they can complaint of frequent urination, pain while urinating and incontinence.

Question 3

how am i gonna treat non bacterial epididimytis?

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Urology: Nonbacterial means it can be from other causes. We do give anti inflammatory but it should really be discussed with your doctor and be referred to urology if needed for proper treatment.

Question 4

is non bacteria chronic prostatitits is recoverable or it is life time disease ?
thank you

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Chronic prostatitis: The long term course has not been well studied. Probably most cases clear up with time. Also, many cases probably do not actually involve the prostate gland at all. Google "chronic pelvic pain syndrome" and read the very good wikipedia article and information from the Stanford Univ. School of Medicine. Whether CPPS or true prostatitis, it's generally harmless. Probably you can live with it.

Question 5

what is bacteria

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Microscopic organism: Bacteria are microscopic organisms that are all over our world. There are many, many different kinds. Some of them are helpful to us, like the ones that inhabit our digestive tract and help digest our food. Some of them cause deadly diseases. They can be transmitted in a variety of ways. Some of them can be killed by certain antibiotics, but not all.

Question 6

what kills bacteria?

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Antibiotics, soap: Antibiotics kill bacteria inside the body, but different ones kill different types of bacteria.  Soap or alcohol hand gel kills most of them on the skin, alcohol and high temperatures (oven or flame) kill bacteria on surfaces.

Question 7

are all bacteria bad?

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No: Not all bacteria are bad; many are important some of the body's most basic processes, including digestion. Bacteria is also a necessary in the formation of certain foods such as cheese. Lastly, we need the normal flora bacteria to compete against the "bad" bacteria in our body, preventing the bad bacteria from overtaking our body.

Question 8

how can bacteria be helpful?

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Good bacteria: are essential to our gastrointestinal system. Healthy bacteria can also be found in the vagina.

Question 9

what does bacteria, hpf mean?

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Bacteria: Hpf stands for "high power field" and refers to the area seen under a high power microscope in one field. If you can see a single bacteria in this field it means that there are at least 10, 000 bacteria per milliliter in the fluid being examined (generally urine).  The usual standard for diagnosis of UTI on a single specimen is &gt;1000, 000/ml, but this can vary.

Question 10

how do bacteria get into food?

Accepted Answer

Multiple ways: Bacteria may be introduced to food anywhere from the farm, to any processing or from contamination at the final food preparation at the kitchen.

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