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A review of the current state of the art and possible inferences that can be drawn from overall symptomatology, current treatment and research on chronic pelvic pain syndrome
Disclaimer
Be aware that I am NOT a medical professional and that the following is NOT fact-checked by a professional. None of the information is to be construed as medical advice. Visit an M.D. for such advice. There may be errors, misunderstandings and omissions. These notes were originally made for my personal use.
Blog Archive
Contents
Interesting blogs
cpps
chronic prostatitis
urological findings
symptoms and signs
symptom cluster
immunity
chapter 3
sexual health
seasonality
testosterone
androgens
micturition
HPA axis
conclusion
introduction
General findings
nocturia
Th1/Th2
estrogens
prostate
sun
vasopressin
D-vitamin
NIH IIIb
auto-immune disease
nervous system
vitamin D
SHBG
cancer
ejaculation
sleep
urodynamic findings
warmth
women
bladder findings
cold
counter indications
detrusor
diagnosis
diuresis
erection
evaluation
pelvic tenderness
physiology
prevalence
varicocele
winter
NIH classification
adrenal
alcohol
apigenin
caffeine
calculi
citrates
citrus
clinical phenotype
cystometry
cytokines
dihydrotestosterone
ductus deferens
educational
ejaculate
enteric
fertility
gender immune dimorphism
general references
genetics
hemorrhoids
history
infertile
intraprostatic pressure
isop
leukocytes
magnesium
nitrites
progression
prostatitis
reflux. stenosis
scrotum
semen
socio-economic
tender points
thrombosis
topics
trigonitis
ultrasonography
urates
urethral sphincter
uric acid
what is it
winter Th1/Th2
zinc
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