How I Beat “Chronic Prostatitis” or Dudes! It's the Cowper's Glands, They're the Killers!

By Michael Fullerton

"Chronic prostatitis," also sometimes referred to as "Chronic pelvic pain syndrome," is a devasting disease that affects from 5-50% of men during their lifetimes, depending on your source. The symptoms caused by this disease can be disabling, and there is virtually nothing that today's urologists will do to help, because they don't know what causes the pain. Even though it's been called "chronic prostatitis" for many years, it's become apparent that the prostate is not the problem. Other "chronic prostatitis" sufferers and I have had our prostates removed, only to find that we still have the symptoms of "chronic prostatitis." It wasn't until I focused my attention on the lowly Cowper's glands, usually a pair of pea-sized glands in the male reproductive system close to the prostate and emptying into the urethra, that I experienced dramatic improvement in symptoms to the point where I feel cured. This book cantains my story along with scientific literature that supports my hypothesis that "chronic prostatitis," or whatever the experts call it lately, is usually a chronic infection of one or more Cowper's glands. I also describe ways that infected Cowper's glands have been treated in the past and ways that they might be treated in the future and the successful way that mine were treated. Cowper's glands are very similar to Bartholin's glands in women. Bartholin's glands are well known to have a high potential for chronic infection.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 145645496X
• ISBN13: 9781456454968
• Release Date: January 2011
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 92 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.2" x 5.5"