Publications by authors named "F A Katske"
Prostatitis syndromes are some of the most poorly understood yet prevalent problems in urology. There is little controversy over acute prostatitis, a urinary tract infection with systemic symptoms and signs that typically responds to antimicrobial therapy. By contrast, the chronic prostatitis syndromes have so far eluded attempts to understand their pathophysiology and design effective therapies, resulting in great frustration among patients and health care providers.
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- The study focused on the effects of a quercetin-based supplement (Cysta-Q) on patients with interstitial cystitis (IC), a painful bladder condition with few effective treatments.
- Twenty-two patients participated, taking two capsules daily for four weeks, and their symptoms were assessed before and after the treatment.
- Results showed significant improvement in all measured symptoms without any negative side effects, indicating that larger and more controlled studies may be needed to further validate these findings.