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Alpha blockers have modest effect in pelvic pain Tx

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Emma Hitt, PhD

Chicago-Two alpha blockers appear to have modest efficacy in treatingchronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome, according to separatestudies presented here at the AUA annual meeting.

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