Thanks for that. I shouldn't think cauterising the urethra does it much good. Why don't they just remove the prostrate as in an elderly man it is has outgrown its use of providing a liquid for the sperm to swim in?
Regards
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
prostate gland
Re: prostate gland
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much good. \
The rebore is sometimes necessary as a temporary measure but it is
just gross plumbing work.
Prostate problems often respond well to homeopathy.
Conium is a big one esp in men who have a history of sexual
frustration. otherwise Thuja and Pulsatilla and others you can find in
the repertory.
much good. \
The rebore is sometimes necessary as a temporary measure but it is
just gross plumbing work.
Prostate problems often respond well to homeopathy.
Conium is a big one esp in men who have a history of sexual
frustration. otherwise Thuja and Pulsatilla and others you can find in
the repertory.