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Cystitis infection with PE and ED
I always get renal stones and UTI regularly due to not drinking enough water,but a month back I had got severe UTI and in report it was mentioned as CYSTITIS doctor gave me nutribact for 10 days and now it's little fine but the issue is I am suffering from chronic ED and PE from when I got this infection so is this infection causing all this because ihave no erections and in seconds ejaculation.kindly guide me what are the methods I can go back to normal but I had this problem before but not so severe but now it has gone extreme.any herbal cure and will uttara basti help me out for my problem.
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Dr. Abhishek Savalia
Urologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello
The pain and stress of cystitis is the probable underlying cause of low erections.
It will improve once cystitis is completely cured.
U need a urine culture sensitivity report to guide proper antibiotic treatment .
Once cystitis is cured.. Urologist needs to find out why u r getting repeated uti
For the stone which is very small u don't need treatment
Just take 2 hourly 1 glass water
Citrus fruits
Non veg restriction to 2 times a week
Salt restriction
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