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Grade 2 prostatomegaly with median lobe
My father has been diagnosed with Grade 2 prostatomegaly. His prostate size is 53cc. The prostate is enlarged in size with median lobe indenting on the bladder base. He has a small cystic area with in the median lobe. He had slight pain while passing urine and flow is very low. Average flow was 3ml/s which was considered low by doctors. Doctors have suggested that because of median lobe medication won't be effective. They are suggesting a laparoscopic surgery as the only option. Is there an option other than surgery ?
I have attached uroflow and sonogram reports
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Homeopathic medicines can help in dissolving the cyst and also symptoms associated with enlarged prostate . I would advise you to take proper homeopathic treatment before considering surgery
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Surgery is the only option, either sooner or later, but with Homeopathic Medicines we can arrest the progress of illness and also can provide some symptomatic relief in difficulty in voiding urine.
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You can start with R-25 Ten drops thrice daily in 15 ml water for 15 days and Sabal Ser Q 20 drops twice daily in some water before or after food for 15 days.
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