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Having an large prostate is not only painful, it can be embarrassing as well. To make matters worse, the condition can lead to life-threatening complications.

Swollen prostate can lead to further complication in future if you don't treat it now. It causes blockage by clogging your kidneys with urine. In such cases, Acute Urinary Retention can happen.

It may even develop into Chronic Kidney Disease, Kidney Damage or Infection, Bladder Damage, and Bladder Stones.

Unfortunately, because most men will suffer from a swollenprostate, particularly in their sixties and seventies, many men don't worry when the symptoms appear and certainly wouldn't take it seriously until it become life threatening. This is a mistake you should not make.
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What Is a Urinary Tract Infection?
About half of women will get a urinary tract infection, or UTI, at some point in life. It happens when germs infect the system that carries urine out of the body -- the kidneys, bladder, and the tubes that connect them. Bladder infections are common and usually not serious if treated promptly. But if the infection spreads to the kidneys, it can cause more serious illness.

UTI Symptoms: Bladder Infection.
Most UTIs are bladder infections. Symptoms include:
• Pain or burning during urination
• The urge to urinate often
• Pain in the lower abdomen
• Urine that is cloudy or foul-smelling
• Some people may have no symptoms

UTI Symptoms: Kidney Infection.
An untreated bladder infection can spread to the kidneys. Signs of this include:
• Pain on either side of the lower back
• Fever and chills
• Nausea and vomiting

When to See Your Doctor.
See your doctor right away if you have signs of a urinary tract infection. A bladder infection is generally not a medical emergency -- but some people have a higher risk for complications. This includes pregnant women, the elderly, and men, as well as people with diabetes, kidney problems, or a weakened immune system.

UTI or Something Else?
Although burning during urination is a telltale sign of a UTI, it can also be a symptom of a number of other problems such as a va**nal yeast infection or certain s*xually transmitted diseases (STDs). These include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis. Simple lab tests are available to distinguish a UTI from an STD. Interstitial cystitis also has many of the same symptoms as a urinary tract infection. It can happen in both men and women and can start after a UTI. A cystoscopy, a thin tube and camera that is inserted into the bladder, can not diagnosis interstitial cystitis, but it can help identify abnormalities in the badder that cause cystitis.

Honeymoon Cystitis.
Few things can ruin a honeymoon like a UTI. But this is so common, it has its own name -- "honeymoon cystitis." The reason is that s*xual activity can push bacteria into the urethra. Of course, the problem is not confined to honeymoons. Some women get a bladder infection almost every time they have s*x. Women who use a diaphragm for birth control are especially vulnerable.

Stealth UTI.
Occasionally, UTIs occur without the classic symptoms. A person may have no symptoms at all. Yet, a urine test shows the presence of bacteria. This is known as asymptomatic bacteriuria. In many cases, no treatment is needed. But pregnant women, some children, and recipients of kidney transplants should be treated to avoid a kidney infection.

UTI Complications.
The main danger associated with untreated UTIs is that the infection may spread from the bladder to one or both kidneys. When bacteria attack the kidneys, they can cause damage that will permanently reduce kidney function. In people who already have kidney problems, this can raise the risk of kidney failure. There's also a small chance that the infection may enter the bloodstream and spread to other organs.

How Do UTIs Begin?
Many types of bacteria live in the intestines and ge***al area, but this is not true of the urinary system. In fact, urine is sterile. So when errant bacteria, such as the E. coli shown here, is accidentally introduced into the urinary system, it can start a UTI. Typically, bacteria travel up the urethra to the bladder, where an infection can take hold. Women are more susceptible than men, probably because they have shorter urethras.

What Boosts Your Risk?
UTIs are most common in s*xually active women. Other factors that may increase your risk include:
• Not drinking enough fluids
• Taking frequent baths
• Holding urine in the bladder too long
• Kidney stones

Urinary Tract Infections in Men.
Men are much less likely than women to get UTIs. When it does happen, it's often related to another underlying medical condition, such as a kidney stone or an enlarged prostate.

Diagnosing UTIs.
The first step in diagnosing a UTI is usually a simple urine test called a urinalysis. It looks for bacteria, as well as abnormal counts of white and red blood cells. The dipstick test provides quick results, but a urine analysis is not enough by itself to diagnose a UTI. Your doctor may also send urine to a lab for a culture to confirm the type of bacteria and whether or not you have a UTI. At-home test kits can help detect a UTI, but they are not 100% accurate. Be sure to go over the results and symptoms with your doctor.

Treatment;
call or Whatsapp

+260978443475

UTIs and Diabetes.
People with diabetes are more vulnerable to UTIs for several reasons. First, their immune systems tend to be weaker. Second, high blood sugar can spill into the urine and encourage the growth of bacteria. Also, nerve damage related to diabetes can prevent the bladder from fully emptying. People with diabetes should talk with their doctor at the first sign of a UTI.

UTIs and Pregnancy.
During pregnancy, there are several factors that boost the risk of UTIs, especially a kidney infection. Hormones cause changes in the urinary tract, and the uterus may put pressure on the ureters or bladder or both -- making it more difficult for urine to pass from the kidneys to the bladder and out. Untreated UTIs can contribute to preterm labor, so be sure to alert your doctor if you suspect you have an infection.

UTIs and Menopause.
Estrogen has a protective effect in the urinary tract, but levels of this hormone drop off significantly during menopause. Low estrogen levels can make it easier for bacteria to thrive in the va**na or urethra. For this reason, women may be more susceptible to UTIs after menopause.

UTIs and Hospital Stays.
A hospital stay can put you at risk for a UTI, particularly if you need to use a catheter. This is a thin tube that's inserted through the urethra to carry urine out of the body. Bacteria can enter through the catheter and reach the bladder. This is more often a problem for older adults who require prolonged hospital stays or who live in long-term care facilities.

UTIs in the Elderly.
UTIs are among the most common infections in the elderly. But the symptoms may not follow the classic pattern. Agitation, delirium, or other behavioral changes may be the only sign of a UTI in elderly men and women. This age group is also more likely to develop serious complications as a result of UTIs.

UTIs in Infants.
Babies occasionally develop UTIs, but they can’t tell you what they feel. Here are some signs to watch for:

• An unexplained fever
• Strange-smelling urine
• Poor appetite or vomiting
• Fussy behavior
It’s vital to treat a baby’s UTI quickly to prevent kidney damage. Promptly changing a dirty diaper can help prevent bladder infections. And of course, wipe from front to back whenever changing a baby's diaper.

UTIs in Children.
About 1% of boys and 3% of girls develop UTIs by age 11. This includes some children who repeatedly delay a bathroom trip. Their muscles may not relax enough later to fully empty the bladder and flush away any bacteria. More regular bathroom trips and drinking plenty of liquids may help. A small number of children have a structural problem that obstructs urine flow or lets urine flow back from the bladder to the kidneys, triggering chronic kidney infections. This can lead to kidney damage.

UTI or Potty Training Problem?
Accidents are par for the course during toilet training. Even kids who have mastered the art of the potty may sometimes have a relapse. Other children may scream or cry when taken to the potty, as a way of rebelling against the process. These are generally not signs of a UTI.

Preventing UTIs.
Here are several strategies to reduce the risk of UTIs:
• Drink plenty of water.
• Visit the toilet before and after s*x.
• Wipe from front to back.
• Avoid feminine hygiene sprays.
• Take showers instead of baths.

SOLUTION
We have very effective 100% natural herbal remedies without side effects from USA for all conditions and our products deal with the root cause to reverse the condition

For orders call /whatsapp. +260978443475

What Is a Urinary Tract Infection?
About half of women will get a urinary tract infection, or UTI, at some point in life. It happens when germs infect the system that carries urine out of the body -- the kidneys, bladder, and the tubes that connect them. Bladder infections are common and usually not serious if treated promptly. But if the infection spreads to the kidneys, it can cause more serious illness.

UTI Symptoms: Bladder Infection.
Most UTIs are bladder infections. Symptoms include:
• Pain or burning during urination
• The urge to urinate often
• Pain in the lower abdomen
• Urine that is cloudy or foul-smelling
• Some people may have no symptoms

UTI Symptoms: Kidney Infection.
An untreated bladder infection can spread to the kidneys. Signs of this include:
• Pain on either side of the lower back
• Fever and chills
• Nausea and vomiting

When to See Your Doctor.
See your doctor right away if you have signs of a urinary tract infection. A bladder infection is generally not a medical emergency -- but some people have a higher risk for complications. This includes pregnant women, the elderly, and men, as well as people with diabetes, kidney problems, or a weakened immune system.

UTI or Something Else?
Although burning during urination is a telltale sign of a UTI, it can also be a symptom of a number of other problems such as a va**nal yeast infection or certain s*xually transmitted diseases (STDs). These include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis. Simple lab tests are available to distinguish a UTI from an STD. Interstitial cystitis also has many of the same symptoms as a urinary tract infection. It can happen in both men and women and can start after a UTI. A cystoscopy, a thin tube and camera that is inserted into the bladder, can not diagnosis interstitial cystitis, but it can help identify abnormalities in the badder that cause cystitis.

Honeymoon Cystitis.
Few things can ruin a honeymoon like a UTI. But this is so common, it has its own name -- "honeymoon cystitis." The reason is that s*xual activity can push bacteria into the urethra. Of course, the problem is not confined to honeymoons. Some women get a bladder infection almost every time they have s*x. Women who use a diaphragm for birth control are especially vulnerable.

Stealth UTI.
Occasionally, UTIs occur without the classic symptoms. A person may have no symptoms at all. Yet, a urine test shows the presence of bacteria. This is known as asymptomatic bacteriuria. In many cases, no treatment is needed. But pregnant women, some children, and recipients of kidney transplants should be treated to avoid a kidney infection.

UTI Complications.
The main danger associated with untreated UTIs is that the infection may spread from the bladder to one or both kidneys. When bacteria attack the kidneys, they can cause damage that will permanently reduce kidney function. In people who already have kidney problems, this can raise the risk of kidney failure. There's also a small chance that the infection may enter the bloodstream and spread to other organs.

How Do UTIs Begin?
Many types of bacteria live in the intestines and ge***al area, but this is not true of the urinary system. In fact, urine is sterile. So when errant bacteria, such as the E. coli shown here, is accidentally introduced into the urinary system, it can start a UTI. Typically, bacteria travel up the urethra to the bladder, where an infection can take hold. Women are more susceptible than men, probably because they have shorter urethras.

What Boosts Your Risk?
UTIs are most common in s*xually active women. Other factors that may increase your risk include:
• Not drinking enough fluids
• Taking frequent baths
• Holding urine in the bladder too long
• Kidney stones

Urinary Tract Infections in Men.
Men are much less likely than women to get UTIs. When it does happen, it's often related to another underlying medical condition, such as a kidney stone or an enlarged prostate.

Diagnosing UTIs.
The first step in diagnosing a UTI is usually a simple urine test called a urinalysis. It looks for bacteria, as well as abnormal counts of white and red blood cells. The dipstick test provides quick results, but a urine analysis is not enough by itself to diagnose a UTI. Your doctor may also send urine to a lab for a culture to confirm the type of bacteria and whether or not you have a UTI. At-home test kits can help detect a UTI, but they are not 100% accurate. Be sure to go over the results and symptoms with your doctor.

Treatment;
call or Whatsapp

+260978443475

UTIs and Diabetes.
People with diabetes are more vulnerable to UTIs for several reasons. First, their immune systems tend to be weaker. Second, high blood sugar can spill into the urine and encourage the growth of bacteria. Also, nerve damage related to diabetes can prevent the bladder from fully emptying. People with diabetes should talk with their doctor at the first sign of a UTI.

UTIs and Pregnancy.
During pregnancy, there are several factors that boost the risk of UTIs, especially a kidney infection. Hormones cause changes in the urinary tract, and the uterus may put pressure on the ureters or bladder or both -- making it more difficult for urine to pass from the kidneys to the bladder and out. Untreated UTIs can contribute to preterm labor, so be sure to alert your doctor if you suspect you have an infection.

UTIs and Menopause.
Estrogen has a protective effect in the urinary tract, but levels of this hormone drop off significantly during menopause. Low estrogen levels can make it easier for bacteria to thrive in the va**na or urethra. For this reason, women may be more susceptible to UTIs after menopause.

UTIs and Hospital Stays.
A hospital stay can put you at risk for a UTI, particularly if you need to use a catheter. This is a thin tube that's inserted through the urethra to carry urine out of the body. Bacteria can enter through the catheter and reach the bladder. This is more often a problem for older adults who require prolonged hospital stays or who live in long-term care facilities.

UTIs in the Elderly.
UTIs are among the most common infections in the elderly. But the symptoms may not follow the classic pattern. Agitation, delirium, or other behavioral changes may be the only sign of a UTI in elderly men and women. This age group is also more likely to develop serious complications as a result of UTIs.

UTIs in Infants.
Babies occasionally develop UTIs, but they can’t tell you what they feel. Here are some signs to watch for:

• An unexplained fever
• Strange-smelling urine
• Poor appetite or vomiting
• Fussy behavior
It’s vital to treat a baby’s UTI quickly to prevent kidney damage. Promptly changing a dirty diaper can help prevent bladder infections. And of course, wipe from front to back whenever changing a baby's diaper.

UTIs in Children.
About 1% of boys and 3% of girls develop UTIs by age 11. This includes some children who repeatedly delay a bathroom trip. Their muscles may not relax enough later to fully empty the bladder and flush away any bacteria. More regular bathroom trips and drinking plenty of liquids may help. A small number of children have a structural problem that obstructs urine flow or lets urine flow back from the bladder to the kidneys, triggering chronic kidney infections. This can lead to kidney damage.

UTI or Potty Training Problem?
Accidents are par for the course during toilet training. Even kids who have mastered the art of the potty may sometimes have a relapse. Other children may scream or cry when taken to the potty, as a way of rebelling against the process. These are generally not signs of a UTI.

Preventing UTIs.
Here are several strategies to reduce the risk of UTIs:
• Drink plenty of water.
• Visit the toilet before and after s*x.
• Wipe from front to back.
• Avoid feminine hygiene sprays.
• Take showers instead of baths.

SOLUTION
We have very effective 100% natural herbal remedies without side effects from USA for all conditions and our products deal with the root cause to reverse the condition

For orders call /whatsapp. +260978443475

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NMN consists of high NMN to boost your body NAD+ level and maintain a healthy mitochondrial function. Replenishing NAD+ helps you in healthy aging.

BENEFITS OF NMN 4500MG CAPSULE:
Enable Your Future:

1. Anti-aging, improve sleep, memory, anti-aging – delays aging
2. DNA repair, supplementing NMN can repair the DNA of cells damaged by radiation.
3, Diabetes: Effective intervention for type 2 diabetes caused by diet and youth
4. Enhance endurance: NMN promotes fat breakdown and increases exercise endurance NAD+ supplementation increases skeletal muscle formation and mitochondrial oxidative metabolism
5. Can protect the nerves, prepay Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, atrophic lateral sclerosis
6. Increase Brain and Heart NAD+ levels to protect the heart from damage, preventing dementia; Activate blood vessels and muscles.
7. Protects eyesight
8. Protects hearing

9. Boosts Energy Metabolism – NMN helps to breakdown food like sugars into energy – prevent and treat diabetes

WHY BF SUMA NMN CAPSULE?

4500mg high content: 30 capsules/bottle, each capsule containing 150mg NMN
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DOSAGE:

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Prostate Enlargement..in Men 30yrs and above..
What is prostate?
A gland between the bladder and pen*s..then the urethra runs through the center of rhe prostate from the bladder to the pen*s..letting urine flow out of the body.
Prostate enlargement..in a simple term.a condition by which the prostate gland enlarged.also know as Benign prostastic hyperplasia(BPH)
,&CAUSES.mastubation
Elderly age
Taking cold drinks
Delaying or holding urine
Early s*xual intervouse
Men witb more than one yf.
Common symptoms of Prostate enlargement.frequent or urgent need to urinateincrease frequence of urinationreduce s*xual perfomncedifficult starting urinationweak urine stream or a stream thet stops and starts.Dribbling at the end of urinationinability to complete empty the bladder.
Sudden inability to urinate.
Discomfort durin in*******seImpotence..difficult in having er****on.Decreaas in semen ej******ed durin s*x.
Men aged 30yrs and above are at high risk.to together we save men...from prostate enlargement and cancer.6 IN 10 men suffer from prostate enlargement.or both.
Natural remedy.
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PREMATURE_EJACULATION,,MEN SAVE YOUR MARRIAGES/RELATIONSHIPS

*Premature ej*******on occurs when a man ej******es sooner during s*xual in*******se than he or his partner would like.Its when an Or**sm or Climax occurs sooner than wanted.

*Life long (primary),,,, it occurs all or nearly all of the time beginning with your first s*xual in*******se
*Acquired (secondary). Develops after you have had previous s*xual experience without ejaculatory problems


1•Stress & Anxiety.
2•Alcohol and Drugs
3•Diabetes.
4•High blood pressure/hypertension
5•Prostate surgery
•Masturbation.
6•Depression.
7•prostate cancer & Baldness
,8•Ulcers & use of chemicals.
9•Low self-esteem.
10•Smoking & Narcotics
11•Hormone imbalance
12•Multiple sclerosis
13•Nerve Damage
14•Atherosclerosis
15•Gloom & Fear
16•Uncertainties, Sadness.
17•Fatigue and Obesity.
18•Problems in relationships.


1.Inability to maintain an er****on.
2.Decreased libido/s*xual desires.
3.Early ej*******on

*Abnormal hormone levels (Hormonal imbalance)
*Abnormal levels of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters
*Inflammation and Infection of prostate or Urethra
*Inherited traits


100% natural health product from USA
Very effective and it's a permanent treatment.
~intensive formula
~Relieves fatigue and Exhaustion.
~Improves*Life long (primary),,,, it occurs all or nearly all of the time beginning with your first s*xual in*******se
*Acquired (seco have had previous s*xual experience without ejaculatory problems


1•Stress & Anxiety.
2•Alcohol and D
3•Diabetes.
4•High blood pressure/hypertension
5•Prostate surgery
•Masturbation.
6•Depression.
7•prostate cancer & Baldness
,8•Ulcers & use of chemicals.
9•Low self-esteem.
10•Smoking & Narcotics
11•Hormone imbalance
12•Multiple sclerosis
13•Nerve Damage
14•Atherosclerosis
15•Gloom & Fear
16•Uncertainties, Sadness.
17•Fatigue and Obesity.
18•Problems in relationships.


1.Inability to maintain an er****on.
2.Decreased libido/s*xual desires.
3.Early ej*******on

*Abnormal hormone levels (Hormonal imbalance)
*Abnormal levels of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters
*Inflammation and Infection of prostate or Urethra
*Inherited traits


100% natural health product from USA
Very effective and it's a permanent treatment.
~intensive formula
~Relieves fatigue and Exhaustion.
~Improves Vitality.
~Prevents & heals male Impotence permanently.

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