Question 1

if the man have inlarger prostite is he can still have a baby?

Accepted Answer

Yes: As long as the "cannon" goes off without contraception, pregnancy can occur. Enlarged prostate glands often affect urinary continence and stream.

Question 2

what is proctitis?

Accepted Answer

Inflamed rectum: Inflammation of the rectum is called proctitis; can be infectious, part of ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease (ibd), poor blood flow (ischemic), after radiation damage , response to noxious stimuli (soap suds enemas), etc.
Rx varies with cause.

Question 3

what causes prostatitis?

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Unclear: Although there is no consensus on the cause of bacterial prostatitis many believe it is caused by the lymphatic spread of bacteria from the intestines.

Question 4

how do you treat prostatitis?

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Multiple ways: Warm sitz baths, antibiotics, frequent ejaculation, gentle massage, Alpha blockers, and some research is being done on use of microwave devices and plant extracts.

Question 5

how do they make prosthetics?

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Every way: We have made incredible advancements in all prosthetics because of the recent wars we've fought.It is what is broken determines the method of manufacture.

Question 6

what is non specific proctitis?

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Just what it says...: It's inflammation of the lining of the rectum that is not related to infection, or a disease called ulcerative colitis, or other defined causes. Often treated with topical medicined (delivered by suppository or small medicated enema) over a short time period. Most often self-limited; usually does not recur.

Question 7

can you explain mild proctitis?

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Mild rectal inflamma: Proctitis refers to rectal inflammation. The rectum is roughly the last 15 cm of the large intestine. Many causes can cause proctitis from infection, to inflammatory bowel disease such as crohns or ulcerative colitis. More diagnostic information such as cultures and biopsies should be performed to help guide the management. Agents to cool the inflammation like suppositories or enemas can be given.

Question 8

what usually causes prostatitis?

Accepted Answer

Inflammation: There is 4 general catagories of prostatitis: 
1. Acute bacterial - caused by infection
2. Chronic bacterial -  recurrent bacterial infection
3. Chronic pelvic pain syndrome - may result from chronic nonbacterial prostatitis - most common (inflammation without infection) or prostadynia (symptoms without infection or inflammation)
4. Asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis - found on biopsy.

Question 9

what are some proctitis remedies?

Accepted Answer

FIrst: Prevention. Appropriate targets and dose limits; 2nd: anusol-hc suppositories for tenesmus, mucoid discharge. If blood, endoscopy and coagulation of bleeding vessels. These events usually occur after radiotherapy, adn bleeding i said to peak at 3 years post xrt. In theliterature and my practice, this is not common. Bleeding about 3-5 events in 100.

Question 10

how can acute proctitis be cured?

Accepted Answer

Acute proctitis: There is no cure except for surgery to resect the rectum - there is treatment which can cool off the inflammation and hopefully the condition will abate - it can come back depending on the cause

proctitis is one of the most difficult things to treat in gastroenterology.

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