Originally Posted by 1AvidCyclistCat
(Post 21291246)
Recurrent Prostatitis......................... Mine was a huge 80 grams (normal 20-30g or the size of an almond) .................
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...s/img-20006177 ............ " .....At normal size, the prostate gland is about the size and shape of a walnut or golf ball.... " |
Prostate size
Originally Posted by OldTryGuy
(Post 21330815)
Afraid you got your NUT SIZE mixed up ---
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...s/img-20006177 ............ " .....At normal size, the prostate gland is about the size and shape of a walnut or golf ball.... " |
Prostatitis propensity
Originally Posted by TysonB
(Post 3114042)
Friends,
I'm off the bike for at least the week . . . prostatitis! (ALternate spelling prostitis?) Yuck. This is my third and least serious episode in 11 years. Treating it with antibiotics for about 24 hrs and I already feel much better. (For those of you who haven't had the pleasure, prostatitis is a swelling of the prostate that pinches off urine flow to a small weak trickle, and then only with effort and pain. Sorry) BUT. I hate feeling like this so much, it makes me consider the bike as a possible contributory factor. My other episodes came when I was not an avid cyclist, but still very physically active via running, soccer, swimming, etc. Since this is the 50+ forum and lots of you are guys, there must be some personal knowledge concernig cycling and prostatitis. Please share it. The rosier your outlook the better! I am adept at using the techniques of denial and repression if given a shred of help! I am definitely a "glass half-full" guy. Thanks, Tyson To this day, the reason as to why some men are more prone to develop prostatitis problems still remains unknown, a mystery. |
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