can i have hip replacement surgury while prostate is infected?
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hey i would go to webmd.com to find out more about it it is a great medical website
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I would agree with your orthopaedic team. You do not want to do too much too soon as there is a potential for your new hip to dislocate. Take the rest and follow what the consultant says. They have done countless operations and know what they are talking about.
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Probably not likely... I would suspect if anything the reverse would be true.  That is, bacteria from the kidney infection would get down into your bladder and irritate it, causing it to act "overactive".  Overactive bladder's main symptom is causing you to urinate more, which if anything would be likely to help you flush infecting organisms out of your body more frequently, especially if you're doing what you should be doing and drinking a lot of water.\n\n   Another condition you might want to be checked for, though, is "urinary reflux" -- where some of the urine flows back from your bladder up into your kidneys instead of coming out the way it's supposed to when you try to urinate.  That would cause frequent urination AND make you more susceptible to bladder and kidney infections, since it gets bacteria flowing in the wrong direction through your urinary tract.  I'd suggest seeing a urologist and having them check you out for that.  Good luck!
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After one week you should have had more recovery than you have had.  There is a risk of infection with any invasive procedure but from what you say, it doesn't sound like it.  I'm sure you'll mention this when you hear from the doctor and you'll have your answer.
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your body is susceptible to infection.
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Um, not exactly sure what you need to rid your prostate from.  Your prostate gland can get cancer and other diseases, but you can't have "prostate" as an illness.  You should call your doctor.
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Ask your doctor or surgeon, I don't think so but make sure!
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I have never heard of this, but seriously, see a professional (urologist) and have yourself examined. Ask the doctor for the name of your condition and a thorough explanation.
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Go to a professional. If you try it yourself, you definitely will run the risk of getting a serious infection.
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Do not despair. I had recurrent prostatitis at about the same time you did. I occassionally get it but not nearly as badly as I used to. \n\nHere is what I found out. The antibiotics don't seem to work really well and create another set of problems. You basically upset your system because the antibiotics take a scorched earth approach killing bad bacteria and good bacteria. I noticed two things seem to cure my prostatitis as well as kidney stones. 1) Drastically reduce your intake of meat and fat laden foods in general. Go vegetarian if you can. I did (except for occasional fish). Meat has lots of hormones and other toxic substances. 2) Start drinking soy milk daily. It has a mild form of estrogen which I believe reduces the size of the prostate. What you have is BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia). You need to have a prostate exam on a regular basis and also run everything I have said by a Physician. \n\nAlso eat a little yogurt to restore the natural bacteria in your gut that has been decimated by the antibiotics.\n\nMany times when we have a condition that is annoying and getting worse we assume that it will only continue to get worse. In my case it has drastically improved. I am 52 and the prostatitis started at about your age. If you are married, you might be passing Urinary tract infections back and forth with your wife. Have a doctor check you both.I am not saying don't take the antibiotics but in addition to taking the antibiotics I would try the approach I described. I know it has worked for me. Be sure to stay hydrated by drinking lots of water and one more thing quit drinking lots of sugared sodas. These would cause my condition to flare up.\n\nI believe there is a good chance that your condition will improve.
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Hemorrhoid's Cream  When it doubt,let a doctor check it out. If you are having tremendous pain go to ER at\nHospital. It could prostate cancer. You will not know if the ER you don't go. So Go Now . Please !!!
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AVN of the hip is a situation where the head of the femur loses its blood supply. It can happen for a number of reasons, sometimes the cause is unknown. The reason your doctor is not screaming for you to have surgery is that it is not an emergency. The ball on the femur will eventually regain its blood supply, but the problem is that it can also remodel. If you give you hip total rest the prognosis is good, if you don't the ball will begin to look like a mushroom and then the hip will not function properly. If the ball on the femur does look like a mushroom by the time the blood supply is back that is permanent and you stand a very good chance of getting osteoarthritis in you hip, at this point surgery is needed. So don't freak out just take it easy and listen to your doctor.
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NO, UNTILL UNLESS THE MAN IS SUFFERING FRTOM SOME KIND OF INFECTION.
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see a urologist ASAP.
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Try to get an appt. with a urologist ASAP.  Drink H20 and cranberry juice in the meantime.
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You probably shouldn't.  Infections are a bad thing....
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I am in the medical field and know that doctors like to start checking that around age 35-40....earlier if prostate problems run in your family.  I have seen patients that were nearly saints (didn't smoke, drink, weren't obese, ate healthy), and sometimes it just DOESN'T matter.  Instilling a healthy lifestyle is excellent, but doesn't neccesarily safeguard you against a particular illness or ailment.  I don't want to scare you with that, but it's the truth.  Alot of people believe that as long as they incorporate a healthy lifestyle that everything will be fine and it couldn't be more wrong.  Our gene pool, the enviroment we live in today (air, pollution), along with reasons of "just cause" affects our health.  So yes yes yes, go get your exam done!!  If prostate problems DO run in your family, your doctor will do a PSA (prostate specific antigen) blood test and check your levels there also.  Hope it all turns out awesome for you and hope this advice helped!!!!!