Urge Incontinence/Loss of Bladder Control in Male

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Hi Tazidevil,

 

There is a good treatment for enlarged Prostate and it is called an anal

heater. There is one available here, where I purchesd mine. It is a quality

unit. The book that is listed there is jam packed with good helth info.

http://magneticjewelryshop.com/html/anal_heater.html

 

people also use Saw Palmetto supplement to shrink prostate.

 

Take care,

V

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> My husband has been having problems for a few months in controlling his

> bladder. He would suddenly develop and overwhelming urge to urinate NOW and

> would have leakage if he didn't make it in time. He is almost 56 yrs old and

> is a smoker.(yuckk!) Now it has developed into bed wetting and he is doing

> this several nights a week! I'm running out of sheets!!

> Just this last night he went to bed around 1AM, got up to go to toilet at

> 3AM, and STILL wet the bed at 5AM. Is there any ideas on what could be the

> problem here? Is there alternative methods to help him control his bladder

> better without having to resort ot drugs? If he has an enlarged prostate is

> there a treatment for this other than conventional drugs? Could it be

> diabetes?

> Please help as this is really becoming a problem for him.

 

> Lyndall

 

 

 

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Saw palmetto is very good, even a lot of urologists use it...

Cynthia

 

, V <vzon17 wrote:

>

> Hi Tazidevil,

>

> There is a good treatment for enlarged Prostate and it is called

an anal heater. There is one available here, where I purchesd mine. It

is a quality unit. The book that is listed there is jam packed with

good helth info.

> http://magneticjewelryshop.com/html/anal_heater.html

>

> people also use Saw Palmetto supplement to shrink prostate.

>

> Take care,

> V

> Join My Newsletter Today

> http://www.health-freedom.info/

>

> > My husband has been having problems for a few months in

controlling his

> > bladder. He would suddenly develop and overwhelming urge to

urinate NOW and

> > would have leakage if he didn't make it in time. He is almost 56

yrs old and

> > is a smoker.(yuckk!) Now it has developed into bed wetting and he

is doing

> > this several nights a week! I'm running out of sheets!!

> > Just this last night he went to bed around 1AM, got up to go to

toilet at

> > 3AM, and STILL wet the bed at 5AM. Is there any ideas on what

could be the

> > problem here? Is there alternative methods to help him control

his bladder

> > better without having to resort ot drugs? If he has an enlarged

prostate is

> > there a treatment for this other than conventional drugs? Could

it be

> > diabetes?

> > Please help as this is really becoming a problem for him.

>

> > Lyndall

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Maybe this would help Arna..not sure how his prostrate is connected to his

problems but thought I would pass this on. Loe U forever..

 

 

V <vzon17

Tazidevil

Sunday, July 30, 2006 5:11:51 PM

Re: Urge Incontinence/Loss of Bladder

Control in Male

 

Hi Tazidevil,

 

There is a good treatment for enlarged Prostate and it is called an anal

heater. There is one available here, where I purchesd mine. It is a quality

unit. The book that is listed there is jam packed with good helth info.

http://magneticjewe lryshop.com/ html/anal_ heater.html

 

people also use Saw Palmetto supplement to shrink prostate.

 

Take care,

V

Join My Newsletter Today

http://www.health- freedom.info/

 

> My husband has been having problems for a few months in controlling his

> bladder. He would suddenly develop and overwhelming urge to urinate NOW and

> would have leakage if he didn't make it in time. He is almost 56 yrs old and

> is a smoker.(yuckk! ) Now it has developed into bed wetting and he is doing

> this several nights a week! I'm running out of sheets!!

> Just this last night he went to bed around 1AM, got up to go to toilet at

> 3AM, and STILL wet the bed at 5AM. Is there any ideas on what could be the

> problem here? Is there alternative methods to help him control his bladder

> better without having to resort ot drugs? If he has an enlarged prostate is

> there a treatment for this other than conventional drugs? Could it be

> diabetes?

> Please help as this is really becoming a problem for him.

 

> Lyndall

 

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