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I have prostatitis and has completed the course of antibiotic.can i start taking tea and carbonated drinks or wait until my urologist allow me?
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I have prostatitis and taking an antibiotic course, if I eat chocolates and drink carbonated drinks.Will they slow the process of killing bacteria?
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My dad has bronchitis and was perscribed antiobiotics. It passed a couple to a few weeks an after drinking tea daily/resting he still has no voice?
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Went to urologist, diagnosed with prostatitis and given Bactrim about 5 days ago. if it doesn't cause pain or discomfort, am I able to excercise and have sex?
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Can urologists officially confirm non bacterial prostatitis?
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I think i may have prostatitis. I've had many of the symptoms for 3wks. Should i go see my primary care physician or an urologist?
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