The Prostate (not ProstRate no second R) is rather like a doughnut and the base of the penis passes through the center on its way out of the body. The urethra passes through the penis so as the Prostate swells it constricts around the penis, cutting off or restricting the flow of urine. If the swelling is great enough it may also slightly put pressure on the bladder, limiting its ability to hold urine.
The urethra passes through the prostate, and when the prostate enlarges it compresses the urethra. This makes it hard for the man to start urinating, and then when he starts he doesn't get it all out, leading to a sense that he is always full (urinary retention).
No. Your gall bladder is in the liver and it has nothing to do with urination.
Since the urethra passes through the prostate, when the prostate enlarges it presses on the urethra and causes problems with urination. Including the inability to completely empty the bladder, increased urgency, and difficulty starting the stream. Men might experience difficulty during intercourse because of lack of libido and painful ejaculation in addition to the pain during urination. Avoiding prostate problems might involve taking supplements.
it will cause enlargement of the kidney
it will cause enlargement of the kidney
As the prostate gland becomes enlarged, it presses against the bladder and constricts the urethra, which is the tube that runs from the bladder through the prostate and out through the penis to remove urine from the body. As the bladder and urethra are constricted, it interferes with the easy flow of urine from the body. Not only does protate enlargement constrict the urethra, it often leads to infection of the prostate and in some serious cases operation is necessary.
for urination and copulation
Urethra APEX_
the important in male reproductive systemis for urination and copulationand the important in female reproductive systemis i dont know......sorry :'(
The role of the prostate is to produce a liquid that mixes with semen and helps the sperm move through the semen into the woman's body. When a prostate becomes enlarged, it can effect the production of the fluid. In most cases of BPH, as the prostate becomes enlarged, it impacts your ability to urinate, due to putting pressure on the bladder. Also, an enlarged prostate can lead to prostate cancer if not treated.
A swollen prostrate blocks the passage of urine during urination and hence, the bladder is not emptied completely and could lead to continuous urine leakage or when there is a sudden movement or coughing or laughing.
Most of the time the prostate enlargement can be diagnosed only when the symptoms are already obvious, such as difficulties or pain in urination and enlargement of the prostate area. Only a doctor can actually make a clear diagnosis whether you are positive with prostate enlargement or not through a series of laboratory tests. There are treatments and therapy which your doctor can prescribe you.