The enlarged prostate wouldnt regulate the testosterone production in either direction.
If a man has an enlarged prostate gland, it will very likely slow the flow of his urine. It also increases the frequency to go and can cause a problem starting a stream.
There are many different procedures that you can have done. Some are not very invasive, and some can be pretty invasive. Surgery is considered as the best long term option for enlarged prostate disease. Generally, in most procedures, the enlarged section of the prostate is removed. In one surgery (open prostatectomy) a doctor makes an incision and then removes the enlarged prostate tissue.
Problems with the prostate affect many older men. Most often, the symptoms that manifest are as a result of an enlarged prostate. As a result, the most common problem men who have this condition will experience have to do with the urinary tract. There are several causes that lead to an enlarged prostate as documented below.ProstatitisProstatitis is a very common cause of an enlarged prostate. Generally, it is an infection of the prostate that results in inflammation of the organ. This, in turn, causes swelling and can result in difficulty in urinating. Fortunately, prostatitis can be treated if the man affected visits his doctor and takes the antibiotics that are prescribed to him. Once treatment is sought, the symptoms of this condition begin to diminish in a relative fast amount of time. Prognosis is also good for the prostate returning to its normal size.Benign Prostatic HyperplasiaAnother cause of an enlarged prostate is benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. This condition is very common among older men and is essentially believed to be caused by excessive testosterone. It is also the most common cause of an enlarged prostate and is even referred to simply as "enlarged prostate." Symptoms include a lessened flow of urine or difficulty in urinating at all due to the size of the prostate when affected. If it is large enough to stunt urination, it can adversely affect the kidneys. Men who suffer from this condition should see their doctors for treatment as medication can reduce the swelling of the prostate, which in turn allows for normal urination. However, some men may not see an improvement with medication alone and will require surgery.Prostate CancerProstate cancer is the most serious of all causes of an enlarged prostate. The symptoms are much the same as those in BPH, which can be deceiving. Men with these symptoms should always see their doctors, especially because if they are found to have prostate cancer, it can be treated successfully when detected early. After treatment, urinary symptoms will improve.
Have you taken him to a vet. and is that how you found out that he has an enlarged prostate? This is important to know, because the Vet should've given him some meds. to help with what can be a very painful and (for the dog) confusing issue. If he hasn't been to the Vet yet, how do you know that he has an enlarged prostate.
Be very cautious about an enlarged prostate. There is a huge concern that it could be a sign of cancer. Go see a specialist as soon as possible. Treatment could include death.
Prostatomegaly refers to the enlargement of the prostate gland for any reason. A mild prostatomegaly means that the prostate gland is not enlarged very much. An examination of the prostate should be completed to ensure the enlargement is not a sign of something more severe.
Urgency and frequent urination, especially at night, could indicate an enlarged prostate. This problem is very common among middle-aged men. Statistically, half of all men have some prostate enlargement by age 50, nearly all men by age 70. There are herbal supplements that can reduce the urinary effects of an enlarged prostate, including saw palmetto, pumpkin seed, lycopene, and pygeum. Most men's formula daily vitamins have a combination of some, or all of these herbs.
Not necessarily, a prostate can become enlarged over time, especially in older men. This is called BPH (BenignProstatic Hyperplasia). This condition can cause symptoms such as slowed urine flow, general discomfort in the pelvic and lower back region. These same symptoms can be present in the case of cancer as well. But the two conditions are completely different.
very high level of psa(prostate specific antigen) in the blood is cause of prostate cancer.
There shouldn't be any connection between the prostate and the eye. It is conceiveable that the cancer could have metasticized to the eye, but I would think it very unlikely.
I am not sure that you can do it youself, you need to consult a urologist and do not neglect the condition as without scaring you, such a condition if left untreated can lead to problems and even cancer. Please get good medical advice and treatment!
Renal (kidney) failure is very common with cats - three times more so than with dogs.