When someone hears BPH, prostate problem, or even prostatitis, they might be tempted to think it is always a problem with the prostate itself.
And because of that, that is what they often treat.
Unfortunately, this has caused a lot of men a lot of misery over the years.
Here is why: There was a guy I knew of not long ago who was suffering a lot of prostate problems symptoms.
And the doctors immediately assumed it was BPH (prostate enlargement).
It is completely understandable, too.
Especially since, he was having trouble peeing, had a frequent urge to urinate, was feeling a burning sensation when peeing, had to go seemingly all the time, and all the other aggravating, painful and sometimes humiliating prostate symptoms a man will feel if he has BPH.
But, for some reason, nothing helped.
Not the prescription drugs (which just gave him bizarre side effects -- some of which were worse than the condition itself).
And not the alternative, natural remedies either.
It was extremely frustrating for this guy.
These solutions SHOULD have been working, after all.
Especially since they worked for so many other men, and especially since these doctors were some of the best in his area for treating these things.
Well, turned out there was a reason nothing was helping.
They were treating the prostate symptoms...
when it had nothing to do with his prostate.
It was the inappropriate pelvic tension he had due to life style and other habits.
It was giving him the symptoms of BPH, prostate problems and urinary pain.
And until he changed his pelvic tension problems, nothing happened.
Just something to consider.