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Glutes pain after urination
Regarding glutes pain after urinationMale, 26 Hi, I was taking Alfoo from last 7 months due to slow urination, due to tight urethral external sphincters muscle. Now, I stopped taking Alfoo as i had normal uroflow and now again after 5 days flow speed is little less. But after 5 days of stopping Alfoo i am having severe glutes pain after urination or after stool passing and also sometimes upper side back pain or lower back pain after urination. Before I had done cystoscopy, everything was normal. Can anyone suggest what is the cause or why its happening, any permenant cure in ayurveda?
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I advice you to take more fluid daily.
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R u done urodyanamic study & LS spine xRay
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And take ayurveda medicines for this
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