Urinary Problem - January 2010 to Present Urinary Problem - January 2010 to Present
Urinary Problem - January 2010 to Pr... 
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When I had my Potassium levels checked, they were in the normal range but towards the low end.
Low potassium can be from kidney issues, high sodium intake such as the baking soda you were ingesting, excess consumption of water; particularly purified waters or some diuretics to name a few.
I am not sure what you mean by Brix level, or bone meal.
Brix is merely the level of sugar in solution. Coca Cola is higher brix than most fruits and vegetables. This does not make it better for you or healthy.
Bone meal is powdered bone. It supplies all the nutrients required for bone.
Another symptom I forgot to mention is when I cry, there are no tears and my eyes hardly water. This didn't use to be the case until recently.
Blocked tear ducts are one possibility. Early onset Sjorgen's would be another possibility, but would also cause severe dryness of other tissues such as in the mouth.
How does Epsom Salt help the hemoroid? Can it cure it?
Epsom salts are a laxative. They will not cure hemorrhoids. Silica and vitamin C, butcher's broom and digestive bitters all help with correcting hemorrhoids. Do not strain during bowel movements. If the stool is hard try some slippery elm or marshmallow root as a stool softener.
Stay away from purified waters such as distilled or reverse osmosis waters. These can actually dehydrate the body, lead to electolyte imbalances and rob the body of nutrients.:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDnyzNBAH2g
Spring water is the best choice. Otherwise add minerals back to the water with food grade diatomaceous earth or trace element salts before drinking the water to reduce the solvency.
Epsom salts are a laxative. They will not cure hemorrhoids. Silica and vitamin C, butcher's broom and digestive bitters all help with correcting hemorrhoids. Do not strain during bowel movements. If the stool is hard try some slippery elm or marshmallow root as a stool softener.
My stools are rarely hard, they are usually soft or runny. If I take in more Vitamin C and Silica as well as butcher's broom and digestive bitters will my hemorrhoid go away?
You are right that this can be sugar diabetes, but I doubt diabetes insipidus (DI). Since DI involves a lack of antidiuretic hormone (ADH, vasopressin) you would be urinating a lot, but with more of a full bladder each time. But you can still have these checked with a fasting glucose and ADH levels.
Another possibility I can think of is interstitial cystitis.
Prostate issues are unlikely since the digital exam and PSA counts were both normal.
Prostate infection is possible, but again unlikely. Infections will generally result in swelling, which again would be detected by the digital exam.
As for hemorrhoids there are a number of causes including lack of fiber in the diet, lack of silica or vitamin C, straining while having bowel movements or lifting, portal vein congestion, etc.
"You are right that this can be sugar diabetes, but I doubt diabetes insipidus (DI). Since DI involves a lack of antidiuretic hormone (ADH, vasopressin) you would be urinating a lot, but with more of a full bladder each time. But you can still have these checked with a fasting glucose and ADH levels."
As my diary shows, on some day, I actually urinate more than I consume in liquids. I will ask my doctor for a fasting glucose test and ADH levels to be checked.
"Another possibility I can think of is interstitial cystitis."
I will look into this.
"Prostate infection is possible, but again unlikely. Infections will generally result in swelling, which again would be detected by the digital exam."
I know it's unlikely but would MMS remove the infection?
"As for hemorrhoids there are a number of causes including lack of fiber in the diet, lack of silica or vitamin C, straining while having bowel movements or lifting, portal vein congestion, etc."
If I increase fiber in my diet and take a silica and vitamin C supplement and the hemorrhoids was caused by one of these, would the hemorrhoid start to disappear? or am I stuck with this hemorrhoid all my life?
Has anyone suggested that it might be interstitial cystitis?
Yes, in my post above. Based on the information given this is the most likely cause.
Here is some information on dealing with IC:
http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1521653#i
