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Slow urine flow and narrow flow
Sir today I visited AIIMS for my urine flow problem twice...my abdomen pelvic report is normal ...MCU RGU report normal..but still average urine flow 4.3 and max flow 7.4..doctor didnot satisfied with MCU RGU report...he personally inserted a pipe and checked...that no stricture found ...but he said bladder outlet obstruction and prescribed me alfoo tablet for one month...till now after taking alfoo my urine flow increasing day by day...will alfoo cure my disease or just control...if my prostate is 18 gm and normal ..then what will happened to me...I need urgent solutions...my erectile dysfunction starts again..which medicine should I take ...or go for surgery...I am a newly married person...age 30...no diebetes...
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At the age of 30 years , with no report of stricture, a poor flow is suggestive of Bladder outlet obstruction due to voiding dysfunction which is most likely neurological in nature.
Alfoo relaxes your bladder neck and improves flow but it also can lead to retrograde ejaculation.
Erectile dysfunction has to be evaluated seperately.
You are already under consultation and you must have been told that there is no rapid solution to neurogenic voiding problem or erectile dysfunction.
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continue alfoo for now.
inform your practitioner about erectile dysfunction problem in your next visit.
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