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What are red stains on boxers?
it could be a prostate problem.
Is possible to having a prostate problem in the age of 26?
Yes, it is possible.
Is it possible to having a prostate problem in the age of 26?
Yes, it is possible.
How do i reduce my prostate?
You need to see a Urologist for that to see what the problem is. there is nothing you can do at home.
You feel abdominal pain and burning frequent urination how can you aleviate the problem.?
These are common symptoms of prostate problems, so you should visit a doctor to check your prostate.
Why are you frequently urinating you dont feel sick or anything?
You might have a problem with a growing prostate.
Is there any medicine by name Silodol or Silodal A Doctor prescribed this medicine for Urology Prostate problem?
Yes it is for prostate problem. This medication is used to treat the symptoms of a prostate gland condition called BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia, also known as an enlarged prostate). Silodosin is an alpha-blocker that works by relaxing the muscles in the bladder neck and prostate. Relaxing these muscles leads to relief of symptoms of BPH such as the feeling of needing to urinate frequently or urgently, weak stream, difficulty in beginning the flow of urine, and the need to urinate during the middle of the night. Silodosin does not shrink the prostate.
Is seeing bright lights associated with prostate cancer?
No it is not. Sounds more like a vision problem to me.
What is prostate problem?
Usually, BPH [ bening prostatic hypertrophy ] is an enlarged prostate and causes problems urinating . There are medications for this, such as antibiotics and herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill, and perhaps surgery. The prostate can also become cancerous , so regular exams and lab tests[ PSA ] is the best way to keep ahead of any prostate problems.
You Farted and Saw Blood What is Wrong?
after i stopped laughing this came to my head - hemorrhoids - internal bleeding - prostate problem
Can women have prostate problem?
Women do not have a prostate gland, as it is a male reproductive organ. However, women can experience issues related to the surrounding tissues, such as the urethra or pelvic floor, which can lead to symptoms similar to prostate problems in men, such as urinary issues. Additionally, women may experience conditions affecting the bladder or reproductive organs that can mimic some symptoms associated with prostate problems.
Hesitancy dysuria hematuria and frequency are symptoms of?
usually a bladder infection, UTI. In males maybe that, or a problem with the prostate gland.
