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Frequent bathroom trips and balky "plumbing" are two signs of an enlarged prostate. WebMD's slideshow helps explain the symptoms, causes, and treatments for BPH in older men.
Panel on the left shows the normal prostate and flow of urine from the bladder through the urethra. Panel on the right shows an enlarged prostate pressing on the bladder and urethra, blocking the flow of urine.
PSA levels can be high in men with an enlarged prostate gland or with prostate cancer. You may also need an ultrasound exam that takes computer pictures of the prostate.
A two-panel illustration of the flow of urine with a normal prostate and then with an enlarged prostate/BPH. Image is included in this publication: See also www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/understanding-prostate-changes/ .
As you age, your prostate gland can become enlarged, a condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). BPH is typically treated with lifestyle changes or medication.
An enlarged prostate is a condition that commonly affects older people with a prostate. Symptoms include increased urinary frequency and urgency.
Frequent bathroom trips and balky "plumbing" are two signs of an enlarged prostate. WebMD's slideshow helps explain the symptoms, causes, and treatments for BPH in older men. WebMD provides...
A prostate affected by benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) feels enlarged, symmetrical, and smooth but is not painful to the touch. Firm or hard areas may indicate prostate cancer . A urine sample should be examined (urinalysis) to make sure there is no infection or bleeding.
BPH is a common prostate condition in older men that causes problems such as a weak urine stream or feeling like you have to pee after you just went. Learn about the symptoms, how your doctor...
Learn about common causes for temporary and permanent prostate enlargement, including benign prostatic hypertrophy, prostatitis, and cancer.