Whether you’re still in your 30s or already in your 50s and 60s…
If you’re experiencing one or more of these symptoms:
- Frequent urge to urinate
- Wake up several times at night to urinate
- Blood in the urine or semen
- Pain or burning sensation when urinating
- Recurring pain or stiffness in your lower back, hips, upper thighs, pelvic or rectal area
- Painful ejaculation
You MAY have symptoms of a possible prostate problem. Three of the most common prostate problems are overgrowth, infections, and prostate cancer.
However, I’m saying this not to make you worry but to let you know not to take these symptoms lightly.
The first thing you should do is have it checked by your doctor to discover your state of health.
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BOOMING SEX LIFE
The American Cancer Society’s estimates for prostate cancer in the United States alone for 2019 go up to around 174,650 new cases. That’s because many people wait for something BIG and BAD to happen before they take action.
That’s why I’m inviting you to watch this video I did with Dr. Judson Brandeis.
And it concerns your prostate, sexual health, and overall quality of life.
Dr. Judson Brandeis is a board-certified urologist and GAINSWave director of clinical excellence.
In this online event, Dr. Brandeis answers over 100 men’s questions about the prostate and the common problems, including overgrowth, infections, and cancer.
We also discuss the prostate’s function and methods to treat the symptoms before they worsen.
We cover E.D. post-surgery and ways men can overcome this problem through proper counseling and treatment, including GAINSWave.
You may also want to read this FREE book all about GAINSWave.
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2 Responses
I can reach an orgasm but i cannot ejaculate when i masturbate.
Hi , I have non bacterial chronic prostatitis and BPH since many years, my urologist stopped me from masturbating 6 months ago and I find it hard to imagine , a life without sexual arousal , my symptoms are still present nevertheless . Since I stumbled upon your videos I realized that even the doctors are not well informed and it is normal for a man to ejaculate ; I have tried this technique with a vibrator for 2 weeks now almost everyday, and I get aroused , finally , I use the back and forth technique for 4 to 6 times that Dr Rylie is suggesting us to do , but when I think II’m ready ejaculate , at the end of the fifth round for instance, I reach an incredible orgasm but it is just transparent liquid that comes out , just a few drops , nothing thick like she explained , seems like dry orgasm almost ,,, is it that my prostate is still too congested ? it kind of hurt actually when I reach an orgasm even though pleasurable… I have passed all the scan and tests imaginable and all they say is that I have BPH and prostatitis and shouldn’t ejaculate more than once a week … should I continue doing the prostate massages ? there must something I do wrong or is it just a matter of time for me to get that final release of old fluid stocked into my prostate ? thanks for helping me . Benoit