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Regarding weak urineflow
Hi, I am having weak Urine Flow, my qmax is 15ml/sec and qavg is 7.5ml/sec. I had done cystoscopy, and according to doctor there are urethral external sphincters that are tight and due to that flow is low. So i am taking Alfoo from 2 months and he advised me to take it for 6 to 10 months. Is there any Ayurvedic or Homeopathic medicine to relax sphincters muscle.
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There are some Homeopathic medicines which work on the autonomic nervous system and regulate by synchronising the bladder contraction and relaxing the urethral sphincters.
Similarly there are good medicines for neurogenic bladder and other conditions including benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Considering your young age, homeopathy will work even better for you.
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