Question 1

I've been diagnosed with chronic non-bacterial prostatitis and urinary bladder wall thickening of 7mm. Are there any medications that can help treat these conditions or is surgery an option for prostatitis? Would surgery provide a permanent solution for these issues?

Accepted Answer

For chronic non-bacterial prostatitis, medication is the primary treatment option, although surgery might be considered in specific cases. Bladder wall thickening, however, is a different issue and requires separate evaluation and treatment. There is no guarantee of a permanent cure, but with appropriate management, symptoms can be effectively controlled.

Question 2

Can lack of water cause blood in urine?

Accepted Answer

Yes but it might also be associated with other conditions like UTIs,Bladder injuries,Kidney stone,kidney infection or any other blood disorders.

Question 3

Dr prescribed fertisure m to my husband because his sperm motility is around 30%. How long will it take before we start seeing improvements? And how many months might it take to achieve good sperm motility with this medication? I'm just a bit anxious about how soon this tablet starts working.

Accepted Answer

taper off Clonazepam 0.25mg after 20 days of usage:

*Tapering Schedule*

1. *Gradual reduction*: Decrease the dose by 0.125mg (half of the original dose) every 3-4 days.
2. *Example tapering schedule*:
    1. Day 1-3: 0.25mg (original dose)
    2. Day 4-6: 0.125mg
    3. Day 7-9: 0.0625mg
    4. Day 10 and beyond: Continue to taper off the medication.

*Elimination Half-Life*

Clonazepam's elimination half-life is approximately 18-50 hours.

*Complete Elimination*

It can take around 7-14 days for Clonazepam to be completely eliminated from the body.

*Important Considerations*

1. *Medical supervision*: Tapering off Clonazepam should be done under medical supervision.
2. *Withdrawal symptoms*: Be aware of potential withdrawal symptoms.
3. *Seizure risk*: Suddenly stopping Clonazepam can increase the risk of seizures.

How often do male patients ejaculate during a prostate exam?

Its not very common but it can happen when excess pressure is applied on the prostate while examination.

More Urology Health Queries

I've been diagnosed with chronic non-bacterial prostatitis and urinary bladder wall thickening of 7mm. Are there any medications that can help treat these conditions or is surgery an option for prostatitis? Would surgery provide a permanent solution for these issues?

Can lack of water cause blood in urine?

Dr prescribed fertisure m to my husband because his sperm motility is around 30%. How long will it take before we start seeing improvements? And how many months might it take to achieve good sperm motility with this medication? I'm just a bit anxious about how soon this tablet starts working.

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