I am writing a report on the effects the PDE5 inhibitor Cialis has on men who suffer from Urinary Tract Infection also known as UTI. I wanted to post a little about it to get some feedback from the Medindia community. If anyone has any experience with UTI or has written papers on it before please share your knowledge.
Based on my research about several men who were given the phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitor tadalafil (Cialis) in a multicenter trial showed relief in their lower tract symptoms compared to other men who were just given a placebo. Four doses of the impotence medication significantly improved scores on the Prostate Symptom Score.
The standard treatment given to men (mentioned on MedPage) for treating Urinary Tract Symptoms is alpha 1 adrenergic blocker. For those suffering from both enlarged prostates and UTI problems a 5 alpha-reductase inhibitor is given but both of these treatments can cause several side effects such as dizziness and member dysfunction. A news report on Cialis and UTI on an interesting cialis information site Edguider mentions that it can help relieve UTI problems in men that have both urinary tract issues and enlarged prostate.
PDE-5 inhibitors are only approved for Erectile Dysfunction but according to all my research show allot of promise to also treat UTI, same as Viagra helps to treat pulmonary hypertension. The question is when will it be approved so urologists can prescribe it for UTI? Any comments or suggestions owuld be apreciated.
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after that lycopodium 1m then as constitutional medicine if you want to treat completely ,other wise palliation takes place..
give him lycopodium 200 medicine