Hello, I'm currently getting treatment in Tbilisi, Georgia using Phage Therapy. For those of you who don't know what phage therapy is, please google it, as it can be a viable cure for phage therapy. I'm currently on day 2 of treatment right now.I will try my best to post in this journal daily and keep you guys updated. The therapy center that I'm receiving treatment from is called Phage Therapy Center. I am in no way affiliated with this center. I'm just a patient here. I know it seems like I'm advertising for the therapy center and it seems more sketchy since I have a low number of posts on this forum but I'm just here to give my experience in this treatment center, good or bad. So stay tuned, because I honestly don't know how the outcome will be. Also, I have another account on a different forum, with a good amount of posts and I been a member on that forum for a few years now. That forum is currently down right now so when it gets back up, I will post my journal on that forum as well. It's the prostatitis.org forum. The reason why I want to post this journal is to inform everyone about my experience using phage therapy, since not many people know about this treatment and I know there are many people suffering from chronic prostatitis that are desperate for a cure,. Trust me, I been there. So hopefully this journal will serve to inform the people about phage therapy and whether or not it works. My goal after the treatment is to cure prostatitis for good using phage therapy and eradicate all the bacteria in my prostate. I arrived in Tbilisi on November 13 and visited the center on the same day.
Prior to visiting the therapy center, I had to fedex the therapy center my bacterial samples using either, 1. Semen, 2. Prostatic Fluid, 3. VB3 urine (urine after prostate massage). They told me sending one sample is enough and that the best sample to send is a Semen sample. Sending the sample costs $200 for the first sample you send, and any additional samples is another $100. Sending samples overseas is important because they can test your sample to see which type of bacteria you have or whether or not you have an infection, so that you don't have to be at the center physically. After you fedex the sample and they receive it, they will send it to the lab to culture it. It usually takes 4-5 days for them to culture it and see if any bacteria is grows from the sample that you sent.
Background information about my prostatitis condition: I had chronic prostatitis for six years now. When I first noticed it, the symptoms were frequent urination, inability to empty bladder, painful ejaculation, burning ejaculation and some pain around the prostate area. I think the prostatitis originated from a UTI, although I'm not too sure. I made a stupid decision and decided not to go to the doctor to have it treated right away, I think it was acute back then when I first noticed the symptoms. After about a year, my symptoms changed. The inability to urinate, painful ejaculation, burning ejaculation and pain went away. Now I'm left with these symptoms: Weak orgasms/ejaculation (doesn't feel good anymore), and small amount of urine that comes out each time I urinate, clear watery ejaculate, and premature ejaculation during sex but not masturbation. These are the symptoms I have prior to the visiting the phage therapy center.
November 13, 2017
I arrived in Tbilisi, Georgia around 1:30 am. Took a taxi to my airbnb and then later on that day, I visited the phage therapy center for the first time at around 12 pm. Small clinic with pink walls. I met the two main doctors that run the clinic there. Standard price for treatment of chronic prostatitis is $3000 USD. That's only if the bacteria that you have in your prostate is responsive to their commercial phages. They have six commercial phages that they have available to use against your bacteria, ONLY if your bacteria is responsive to those six phages.
If your bacteria is not responsive to their six commercial phages, they would have to develop a custom phage preparation for your specific bacteria, which costs an additional $1200 per strain. The bacterial strains that they found in my semen when I fedex it to them was E coli and Enterococcus faecalis. The enterococcus was responsive to one of their commercial phage which is called the INTESI phage.
However, on my lab result, the e coli is not responsive to the INTESTI phage or any of the other commercial phages, so I would have to have a custom phage developed for my E coli, which cost another $1000, but I didn't bring enough, I only brought $3000, so they are letting me take the custom phage first and then let me pay the $1000 when I get home. So when I got to the clinic, they took a blood test and then they gave me sterile cups so that they can test my samples again, this time more thoroughly so they would have fresh samples. They gave me sterile cups to collect my stool, vb2 (mid-flow) urine, and prostatic fluid and then I went back to my airbnb. Next day I would have to be at the clinic at 11 am.
November 14, 2017
Came to the clinic at 11 am. I already collected the stool, and urine sample. They told me the main doctor was going to pick me up and take me to see a urologist for a prostate massage to collect my prostate fluid. As I arrived at the urologist, the building looks like a regular apartment which I thought looked weird and then I walked into the urologist's office which is just a room in the apartment, but it looked like an office of a urologist.
He told me he was going to do a prostate massage on me to examine my prostate fluid and collect it for bacterial testing as well. I thought they were going to collect my prostate fluid into a cup, but they didn't do that. After the massage, the urologist put some kind of ointment on my glans to clean it and then he stuck a q tip down my urethra and then put that q tip into a tube, that is the way they collect prostate fluid but in my opinion, I don't think that's enough fluid...it seems like he didn't even collect any fluid. And the prostate massage he gave was really rough, it was painful and uncomfortable but a lot of fluid came out because I hadn't ejaculated 5 days prior to the massage.
It literally took about 10 seconds for him to massage/poke the heck out of my prostate and all the fluid was out, a very large amount of fluid. He then collected some of the fluid on a glass slide and put it under a microscope to let me view the white blood cells. White blood cells are present in the fluid when there is an infection. He said if I see 0-10 wbcs, then it's not a infection. If there are more than 10, then it is an infection.
I viewed the fluid under the microscope and probably saw over 100 wbcs present. After the prostate massage, the main doctor took me back to the therapy center and he had one of the nurses give me a blood transfusion there. They hooked me up to an IV and pumped some kind of vitamins into my veins, I believe the vitamins were b complexes and some other vitamins that help boost the immune system. Their approach is holistic, they use supplements, vitamins, and phages for an overall treatment.
After about an hour, the IV was done and I went back to my airbnb which was only a 5 minute walk from the therapy center. I went back to collect a semen sample, just so they can test everything: stool, blood, prostate fluid, urine and semen. That way I can identify all the pathogens so it can be eradicated. In my opinion, the most important part is finding all the bacteria in your prostate. After you find the bacteria, you can culture it and test it with the phages to see which phages work for each of those bacteria. And then you keep taking the phages until everything is eradicated. Game over. At least that's what the plan is. After i went back to my apartment to collect the semen sample, I went back to the center and handed them the fresh sample for testing. And then they handed me my first round of phages to take.
The Intesti Phage. It is for my enterococcus bacteria. They gave me instructions on how to take it. I have to drink mineral water before taking it to reduce the acid in my stomach since phages don't work well in an acidic environment. So I drank the mineral water, waited 15 mins, and then took my first dose of phages. 2 Flasks a day. After taking the phages, i ihave to take probiotics (biflorac and enterofloride) and after probiotics I can take a digest enzyme called Pancreakatin, which helps you digest food but that one is optional. I'm not going to take that. And they handed me suppositories to take. It's called prostata norma. It's an anti flammatory suppository for chronic prostatitis. You basically shove it up your ass and let it melt into your bloodstream. I have to take it twice a day. I took my first dose of that and let me tell you, I don't know why but I started experiencing pain in my prostate after taking it. And also pain around my leg and groin area..not sure if that is a good or bad sign? I don't know if I'm going to continue taking the suppositories.
I feel like all these supplements aren't that necessary if the phages really work, they would do their job. That is all for now, It is November 15, 7:53 am over here as I'm typing all this down. I have to be at the center at 11 am later on today. I will update more at the end of the day. As for now, I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hoping this will cure me and bring me to a point that is close to being cured. Let me know if you have any questions.
Prior to visiting the therapy center, I had to fedex the therapy center my bacterial samples using either, 1. Semen, 2. Prostatic Fluid, 3. VB3 urine (urine after prostate massage). They told me sending one sample is enough and that the best sample to send is a Semen sample. Sending the sample costs $200 for the first sample you send, and any additional samples is another $100. Sending samples overseas is important because they can test your sample to see which type of bacteria you have or whether or not you have an infection, so that you don't have to be at the center physically. After you fedex the sample and they receive it, they will send it to the lab to culture it. It usually takes 4-5 days for them to culture it and see if any bacteria is grows from the sample that you sent.
Background information about my prostatitis condition: I had chronic prostatitis for six years now. When I first noticed it, the symptoms were frequent urination, inability to empty bladder, painful ejaculation, burning ejaculation and some pain around the prostate area. I think the prostatitis originated from a UTI, although I'm not too sure. I made a stupid decision and decided not to go to the doctor to have it treated right away, I think it was acute back then when I first noticed the symptoms. After about a year, my symptoms changed. The inability to urinate, painful ejaculation, burning ejaculation and pain went away. Now I'm left with these symptoms: Weak orgasms/ejaculation (doesn't feel good anymore), and small amount of urine that comes out each time I urinate, clear watery ejaculate, and premature ejaculation during sex but not masturbation. These are the symptoms I have prior to the visiting the phage therapy center.
November 13, 2017
I arrived in Tbilisi, Georgia around 1:30 am. Took a taxi to my airbnb and then later on that day, I visited the phage therapy center for the first time at around 12 pm. Small clinic with pink walls. I met the two main doctors that run the clinic there. Standard price for treatment of chronic prostatitis is $3000 USD. That's only if the bacteria that you have in your prostate is responsive to their commercial phages. They have six commercial phages that they have available to use against your bacteria, ONLY if your bacteria is responsive to those six phages.
If your bacteria is not responsive to their six commercial phages, they would have to develop a custom phage preparation for your specific bacteria, which costs an additional $1200 per strain. The bacterial strains that they found in my semen when I fedex it to them was E coli and Enterococcus faecalis. The enterococcus was responsive to one of their commercial phage which is called the INTESI phage.
However, on my lab result, the e coli is not responsive to the INTESTI phage or any of the other commercial phages, so I would have to have a custom phage developed for my E coli, which cost another $1000, but I didn't bring enough, I only brought $3000, so they are letting me take the custom phage first and then let me pay the $1000 when I get home. So when I got to the clinic, they took a blood test and then they gave me sterile cups so that they can test my samples again, this time more thoroughly so they would have fresh samples. They gave me sterile cups to collect my stool, vb2 (mid-flow) urine, and prostatic fluid and then I went back to my airbnb. Next day I would have to be at the clinic at 11 am.
November 14, 2017
Came to the clinic at 11 am. I already collected the stool, and urine sample. They told me the main doctor was going to pick me up and take me to see a urologist for a prostate massage to collect my prostate fluid. As I arrived at the urologist, the building looks like a regular apartment which I thought looked weird and then I walked into the urologist's office which is just a room in the apartment, but it looked like an office of a urologist.
He told me he was going to do a prostate massage on me to examine my prostate fluid and collect it for bacterial testing as well. I thought they were going to collect my prostate fluid into a cup, but they didn't do that. After the massage, the urologist put some kind of ointment on my glans to clean it and then he stuck a q tip down my urethra and then put that q tip into a tube, that is the way they collect prostate fluid but in my opinion, I don't think that's enough fluid...it seems like he didn't even collect any fluid. And the prostate massage he gave was really rough, it was painful and uncomfortable but a lot of fluid came out because I hadn't ejaculated 5 days prior to the massage.
It literally took about 10 seconds for him to massage/poke the heck out of my prostate and all the fluid was out, a very large amount of fluid. He then collected some of the fluid on a glass slide and put it under a microscope to let me view the white blood cells. White blood cells are present in the fluid when there is an infection. He said if I see 0-10 wbcs, then it's not a infection. If there are more than 10, then it is an infection.
I viewed the fluid under the microscope and probably saw over 100 wbcs present. After the prostate massage, the main doctor took me back to the therapy center and he had one of the nurses give me a blood transfusion there. They hooked me up to an IV and pumped some kind of vitamins into my veins, I believe the vitamins were b complexes and some other vitamins that help boost the immune system. Their approach is holistic, they use supplements, vitamins, and phages for an overall treatment.
After about an hour, the IV was done and I went back to my airbnb which was only a 5 minute walk from the therapy center. I went back to collect a semen sample, just so they can test everything: stool, blood, prostate fluid, urine and semen. That way I can identify all the pathogens so it can be eradicated. In my opinion, the most important part is finding all the bacteria in your prostate. After you find the bacteria, you can culture it and test it with the phages to see which phages work for each of those bacteria. And then you keep taking the phages until everything is eradicated. Game over. At least that's what the plan is. After i went back to my apartment to collect the semen sample, I went back to the center and handed them the fresh sample for testing. And then they handed me my first round of phages to take.
The Intesti Phage. It is for my enterococcus bacteria. They gave me instructions on how to take it. I have to drink mineral water before taking it to reduce the acid in my stomach since phages don't work well in an acidic environment. So I drank the mineral water, waited 15 mins, and then took my first dose of phages. 2 Flasks a day. After taking the phages, i ihave to take probiotics (biflorac and enterofloride) and after probiotics I can take a digest enzyme called Pancreakatin, which helps you digest food but that one is optional. I'm not going to take that. And they handed me suppositories to take. It's called prostata norma. It's an anti flammatory suppository for chronic prostatitis. You basically shove it up your ass and let it melt into your bloodstream. I have to take it twice a day. I took my first dose of that and let me tell you, I don't know why but I started experiencing pain in my prostate after taking it. And also pain around my leg and groin area..not sure if that is a good or bad sign? I don't know if I'm going to continue taking the suppositories.
I feel like all these supplements aren't that necessary if the phages really work, they would do their job. That is all for now, It is November 15, 7:53 am over here as I'm typing all this down. I have to be at the center at 11 am later on today. I will update more at the end of the day. As for now, I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hoping this will cure me and bring me to a point that is close to being cured. Let me know if you have any questions.