Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Daily Treatment Report

Cognitive Therapy-CBT-Psychotherapy

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Two-Drug Options for BPH

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What to Do About an Enlarged Prostate

Avodart May Lower Prostate Cancer Risk

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NIH - Botanical Dietary Supplements: Background Information

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NIH - Herbal Supplements: Consider Safety, Too

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Should You Try Phytotherapy for Your BPH? “If saw palmetto is going to work, it usually does so within the first month. Therefore, saw palmetto should be stopped if symptoms do not improve after a month of use. If saw palmetto does relieve symptoms, you may want to continue taking it, but inform your doctor that you are doing so. The typical dose of saw palmetto is 160 mg taken twice a day. Supplements that contain at least 85% free fatty acids and at least 0.2% sterols are the most likely to be effective.”

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