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    ARMINFO News Agency
    September 29, 2006 Friday

    UNWILLINGNESS OF MEN TO FIGHT PROSTATITIS INCREASES DIVORCES IN ARMENIA

    During the last 10 years, the cases of urinary bladder and prostate
    cancer among the men at the age of 40-45 have doubled, Head of the
    Urology Clinic, Professor Armen Muradyan, said at the 8th annual
    congress of the Armenian Urology Association.

    He said 70% of men apply to specialist only at the 3-4 stages of the
    disease when efficient treatment is very difficult. In the 55% of
    cases prostate cancer leads to impotence. Comparing the number of
    prostatitis patients with general situation of cancer diseases, their
    number in Armenia grew by 256 times. A. Muradyan says that in 60% of
    cases, it is women that recommend their partners to apply to a
    doctor. Moreover, married men live by 25% longer and happier than
    singles, he said. In addition, during the last 6 years, the general
    statistical level of divorces in Armenia has grown by 60.9%.
    Specialists say just the unwillingness of men to solve their health
    problems is the reason of the majority of divorces.

    Among the factors influencing the origination of prostatitis,
    specialists mention first of all the age, the genetic susceptibility
    (by 8%), as well as a great quantity of meat (increases the risk by
    98%) dairy products (by 80%). However, fish and tomatoes considerably
    reduce the risk of prostatitis, by 26% and 33% respectively. During
    the recent years, the country's hospitals have been diagnosing
    prostatitis through rectal examinations to determine the PSA level
    (Prostate Specific Antigen) in the blood.
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