Give it some more time! Eight days doesn't seem like enough time to judge whether it's doing anything. Supplements usually take a few weeks to show resultsWhos taken this and how quickly does this work? Im currently on day 8 and have seen no improvement
Ok will give it till end bottle just some supps do kick in quick so just wonderingIn my experience, not with this predict but generally with supplements, it takes two or three months of continuous use to experience results. There are exceptions (e.g., Yohimbine) that you can immediately feel, but most supplements build up over time. SNS is a very reputable company.
What exactly are you expecting as a result? Stronger stream? Reducing urination frequency ? Reducing PSA. I have a PSA that trended up to high normal 3.7ish a year and a half ago. I do take tamsulosin and daily 5mg Tadalafil for flow / frequency. I have been taking the Prostate Support XT for about a year now. I can say that my PSA seems to have stabilized with checks every six months. Whether or not it's helping I can't say but it's relatively inexpensive so I'll keep taking it. Studies also show that combining many of the ingredients along with ursolic acid have shown promising anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-tumor effects in pre-clinical studies regarding prostate conditions, though human clinical evidence remains very limited.Ok will give it till end bottle just some supps do kick in quick so just wondering
What exactly are you expecting as a result? Stronger stream? Reducing urination frequency ? Reducing PSA
I added a bit more to my post above. Have you been diagnosed with BPH through any actual testing vs ancillary belief due to symptoms? It can cause your symptoms but so can OAB which is treated differently. You can also have both.Reducing urination frequency and nocturia
Yes, 25cc prostate so no BPH but have been diagnosed with an OVERACTIVE BLADDERI added a bit more to my post above. Have you been diagnosed with BPH through any actual testing vs ancillary belief due to symptoms? It can cause your symptoms but so can OAB which is treated differently. You can also have both.
So you do not have BPH or a prostate issue. As such I'm doubt the prostate support will do anything for you. Ask your doctor about trying fesoterodine or a similar med. Also limiting caffeine, colored sodas and spicy foods can help. All of those stimulate the bladder. That's all per my urologist.Yes, 25cc prostate so no BPH but have been diagnosed with an OVERACTIVE BLADDER