Prostate Adenoma
An adenoma is a non-cancerous tumor not uncommon in the tissues of the prostate gland, especially in men over sixty (although it can occur in younger men). Adenoma only appears in men who have been forced to hold their urine. This disorder can be divided into four stages.
Stage One Only slight difficulty urinating. There may be discomfort around the perineum or the lower abdomen.
Stage Two Increased urination frequency. At first problems may arise at night and only later during the day. Urine becomes darker, but urination is not painful. There may be the first signs of incontinence.
Stage Three Partial incontinence. Insufficient voiding causes a widening of the ureters and renal pelvis, which may result in renal dysfunction.
Stage Four Urination comes in drips. Insufficient voiding becomes a serious problem, along with self-intoxication, dysfunction of the nervous and gastro-intestinal systems. Once the third and fourth stages are reached, surgery is required.
How to Restore and Maintain the Health of Your Prostate, Kidneys, and Urinary Tract Using Proven, Natural Remedies.
As a private practitioner in alternative medicine, Luba Novikov-Ferrell has decades of experience in treating patients using the techniques described in "Preserving the Health of Your Vital System" book. She has helped many of her patients overcome prostate and kidney problems using safe herbal remedies. Often succeeding where traditional western medicine had failed, her approach, which uses diet, herbal treatments and an understanding of the ties between negative emotions and organ dysfunction, has helped her patients rid themselves of ailments they had almost given up hope of overcoming. It is her hope that this booklet will help others achieve the success many of her patients have had in overcoming problems with their prostates, kidneys and/or urinary tract.
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