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Re: thoughts; are urologists crooks; fatigue
2003-07-01 15:05:39
I have a lot of fatigue, but almost all of my fatigue results from chronic
fatigue syndrome. I don't believe urologists are crooks. My urologist never tried to minimize my symptoms. If yours did, dump him and find a good doctor. Don't generalize from one jerk to all urologists. I have respect for those who go to med school, serve a residence and start earning at an advanced age. You couldn't pay me to do their job. Unfortunately, there is no treatment that comes with a 100% guarantee. If you can get a better deal somewhere else, go there. "QuestionAuthority" message news:01093AA67AACF66A0101110FACkwlmQA212k@158.38.48.10... > Are urologists crooks? All they seem to offer for their high fees are > excuses, useless "treatments" and "treatments" that will make you > worse, like surgery. > > Or, they try to minimize your symptoms, like you shouldn't be > complaining. > > Anyone have alot of fatigue associated with their condition? > > Anyone have any luck with Azithromax (sp?) > > Anyone gone to other specialties for help? > > > >
2003-07-02 07:05:39
I just finished reading two studies, one of identical twins that
come to the conclusion that fatigue and joint pain stem from the prostatitis. Your "CF" may be caused by your prostatitis, not a separate entity. They know what causes prostatitis, they just haven't got off their lazy, uncreative butts and found an effective treatment, other than making one impotent/incontinent with their "fixes". Sorry, but I'm pissed. These guys are so fucking smart that all they can do is guess and write script for drugs that do nothing other than make one poor and may even elicit other diseases, such as autoimmune responses. What's the difference between these uros and quacks. Quacks offer bogus treatments too. If the percentage of success among uros for this malady were applied to most professions, you'd get fired or no one would patronize your services. Trouble is we are stuck with these bozos and their quackery. on 01 Jul 2003, "TonytheTiger" news:bdt0kd$ig$1@news.efn.org: > I have a lot of fatigue, but almost all of my fatigue results > from chronic fatigue syndrome. I don't believe urologists are > crooks. My urologist never tried to minimize my symptoms. If > yours did, dump him and find a good doctor. Don't generalize > from one jerk to all urologists. I have respect for those who > go to med school, serve a residence and start earning at an > advanced age. You couldn't pay me to do their job. > Unfortunately, there is no treatment that comes with a 100% > guarantee. If you can get a better deal somewhere else, go > there. "QuestionAuthority" > > news:01093AA67AACF66A0101110FACkwlmQA212k@158.38.48.10... >> Are urologists crooks? All they seem to offer for their high >> fees are excuses, useless "treatments" and "treatments" that >> will make you worse, like surgery. >> >> Or, they try to minimize your symptoms, like you shouldn't be >> complaining. >> >> Anyone have alot of fatigue associated with their condition? >> >> Anyone have any luck with Azithromax (sp?) >> >> Anyone gone to other specialties for help? >> >> >> >> > > >
2003-07-02 08:33:54
Question, do you have the journal references? I'm always interested in new
information. I had a friend who had prostatitis. He was cured by anti-biotics though it took his doctor over a year to figure it out. "QuestionAuthority" message news:01093AC28E7B3F10101110FACkwlmQA212k@158.38.48.10... > I just finished reading two studies, one of identical twins that > come to the conclusion that fatigue and joint pain stem from the > prostatitis. Your "CF" may be caused by your prostatitis, not a > separate entity. They know what causes prostatitis, they just > haven't got off their lazy, uncreative butts and found an > effective treatment, other than making one impotent/incontinent > with their "fixes". Sorry, but I'm pissed. These guys are so > fucking smart that all they can do is guess and write script for > drugs that do nothing other than make one poor and may even elicit > other diseases, such as autoimmune responses. What's the > difference between these uros and quacks. Quacks offer bogus > treatments too. If the percentage of success among uros for this > malady were applied to most professions, you'd get fired or no one > would patronize your services. Trouble is we are stuck with these > bozos and their quackery. > > on 01 Jul 2003, "TonytheTiger" > news:bdt0kd$ig$1@news.efn.org: > > > I have a lot of fatigue, but almost all of my fatigue results > > from chronic fatigue syndrome. I don't believe urologists are > > crooks. My urologist never tried to minimize my symptoms. If > > yours did, dump him and find a good doctor. Don't generalize > > from one jerk to all urologists. I have respect for those who > > go to med school, serve a residence and start earning at an > > advanced age. You couldn't pay me to do their job. > > Unfortunately, there is no treatment that comes with a 100% > > guarantee. If you can get a better deal somewhere else, go > > there. "QuestionAuthority" > > > > news:01093AA67AACF66A0101110FACkwlmQA212k@158.38.48.10... > >> Are urologists crooks? All they seem to offer for their high > >> fees are excuses, useless "treatments" and "treatments" that > >> will make you worse, like surgery. > >> > >> Or, they try to minimize your symptoms, like you shouldn't be > >> complaining. > >> > >> Anyone have alot of fatigue associated with their condition? > >> > >> Anyone have any luck with Azithromax (sp?) > >> > >> Anyone gone to other specialties for help? > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > >
2003-07-02 16:28:22
They are in medline, do a medline search.
on 02 Jul 2003, "TonytheTiger" news:bduu15$kes$1@news.efn.org: > Question, do you have the journal references? I'm always > interested in new information. I had a friend who had > prostatitis. He was cured by anti-biotics though it took his > doctor over a year to figure it out. "QuestionAuthority" > > news:01093AC28E7B3F10101110FACkwlmQA212k@158.38.48.10... >> I just finished reading two studies, one of identical twins >> that come to the conclusion that fatigue and joint pain stem >> from the prostatitis. Your "CF" may be caused by your >> prostatitis, not a separate entity. They know what causes >> prostatitis, they just haven't got off their lazy, uncreative >> butts and found an effective treatment, other than making one >> impotent/incontinent with their "fixes". Sorry, but I'm pissed. >> These guys are so fucking smart that all they can do is guess >> and write script for drugs that do nothing other than make one >> poor and may even elicit other diseases, such as autoimmune >> responses. What's the difference between these uros and quacks. >> Quacks offer bogus treatments too. If the percentage of success >> among uros for this malady were applied to most professions, >> you'd get fired or no one would patronize your services. >> Trouble is we are stuck with these bozos and their quackery. >> >> on 01 Jul 2003, "TonytheTiger" >> news:bdt0kd$ig$1@news.efn.org: >> >> > I have a lot of fatigue, but almost all of my fatigue results >> > from chronic fatigue syndrome. I don't believe urologists >> > are crooks. My urologist never tried to minimize my >> > symptoms. If yours did, dump him and find a good doctor. >> > Don't generalize from one jerk to all urologists. I have >> > respect for those who go to med school, serve a residence and >> > start earning at an advanced age. You couldn't pay me to do >> > their job. Unfortunately, there is no treatment that comes >> > with a 100% guarantee. If you can get a better deal >> > somewhere else, go there. "QuestionAuthority" >> > >> > message >> > news:01093AA67AACF66A0101110FACkwlmQA212k@158.38.48.10... >> >> Are urologists crooks? All they seem to offer for their high >> >> fees are excuses, useless "treatments" and "treatments" that >> >> will make you worse, like surgery. >> >> >> >> Or, they try to minimize your symptoms, like you shouldn't >> >> be complaining. >> >> >> >> Anyone have alot of fatigue associated with their condition? >> >> >> >> Anyone have any luck with Azithromax (sp?) >> >> >> >> Anyone gone to other specialties for help? >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >
2003-07-04 16:32:47
Derek, he was cured by anti-biotics. At first he didn't think anything was
wrong getting up six times a night. He just put up with fatigue until his wife talked him into going back to the doctor. "Derek Adams" news:YOkNa.50247$T85.5764817@news1.telusplanet.net... > > "TonytheTiger" wrote.. > > > I had a friend who had prostatitis. He was cured by > > anti-biotics though it took his doctor over a year to figure it out. > > Can you recall anything about your friend's trials & errors during that > year. What cured him? > >
2003-07-06 23:29:29
"TonytheTiger" news:be52r4$qvd$1@news.efn.org... > Derek, he was cured by anti-biotics. Name the antibiotic please because we all want that "magic pill". The simple truth is that antibiotics do not get into the prostate well and don't have much of a chance of doing a great deal though admittedly they help for a while. The downside is that taking antibiotics constantly lowers your ability to be helped for some other sort of infection you may get in the future. You are much better off only taking antibiotics for prostatitis as a last resort when things get too bad.
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