wat r the problems of enlarged prostata?

Answer 1

Frequent urination. Rapid onset of urination causing incontinence. Inability to empty the bladder. DetrolXL

Answer 2

Enlarged Prostate
The cause of enlarged prostate is not fully understood, but this condition causes urination problems in more than 6 million American men older than 55. As men reach middle age, the prostate gland can expand, causing it to press against the urethra and block the normal passage of urine. Although enlarged prostate, clinically known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), is generally not life-threatening, if left untreated it can cause bladder or kidney damage.

Drug therapy and surgery are used to treat BPH. While these strategies can relieve BPH symptoms, they may present drawbacks. Bronson is the only hospital in southwest Michigan that offers the latest nonsurgical method for the treatment of BPH, the TargisTM treatment. This 90-minute outpatient procedure offers patients effective therapy for BPH without the side effects of drugs or the risks associated with surgery.

The procedure involves the insertion of a flexible treatment catheter into the urethra to deliver microwave energy to enlarged prostate tissue. A standard catheter remains in place until the patient can urinate normally, usually within two to five days. Clinical studies indicate Targis therapy patients show significant improvement in urine flow, with few complications and little to no post-treatment discomfort.

For more information about Targis treatment, contact Bronson HealthAnswers via e-mail or by phone at [phone] or [phone].

Know the Common Symptoms of Enlarged Prostate

Increased frequency of urination
A sudden urge to urinate
Difficulty in starting urination
Stopping and starting of flow during urination
Weak flow of urine
Sensation of incompleteness in emptying the bladder
If you are experiencing any of these conditions, talk to your doctor

Answer 3

Problems can be many. However symptoms include difficult urination, frequent urination, ie up and down several times a night. If it enlarges too much, you could end up with hydronephrosis. Not a good thing to have.
If you have any of these please see your urologist.
There are many drugs on the market to help reduce the enlarged.

Answer 4

the main problem is that it interferes with normal bladder emptying. Common symptoms are: slow start; weak stream; dribbling at end; wakening up an night having to go.

Answer 5

nothing, it's better to have SEX with it