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BPH treatment:

• Prostate enlargement is a common disease in men, especially with age, and the medical intervention depends on the symptoms that appear on the patient, the size of the enlargement, and the general health status of the patient, as there are many treatment options such as drugs such as alpha-blockers such as Tamsulosin and Alvazosin that act on Relaxing the muscles of the neck of the bladder and the muscles of the prostate and thus facilitating urination, or as inhibitors of the 5-alpha reductase enzyme such as finasteride and dutasteride, which work to reduce the size of the prostate by preventing hormonal changes, or the surgical option in the event of non-response to medications or severe symptoms.  TURP,TUIP, or using laser radiation to remove enlarged prostate tissue, which is one of the methods commonly used recently due to its effectiveness and lack of complications, until the doctor is visited to evaluate your condition and choose the procedure You can follow some tips to reduce symptoms, such as not drinking fluids in the evening, losing weight, and exercising Regular form, make regular times to urinate to retrain the bladder, and when you feel the need to urinate, you should go to the bathroom and not hold back the urine, reduce coffee and tea and avoid alcohol, and it is advised when urinating to go to urinate after minutes (double voiding), and avoid decongestants such as antihistamines

How is the diagnosis made?

• The diagnosis is made by taking the medical history and studying the symptoms that the patient suffers from, doing a clinical examination for him by inserting a finger into the rectum to assess the enlarged prostate, and then running some tests such as analyzing the level of PSA that rises in the enlarged prostate, ultrasound imaging of the prostate to assess the size, Cystoscopy, biopsy of the prostate to rule out the malignant enlargement, urine flow test and the amount of urine remaining in the bladder after urination to assess the improvement or worsening of the condition over time.

Symptoms of an enlarged prostate:

• Difficulty starting to urinate
Dripping when you finish urinating
• Inability to completely empty the bladder
Excessive urination at night
Urgent need to urinate more than usual
• blood in the urine
•    Urinary tract infection
Cutting while urinating

Factors that increase the possibility of an enlarged prostate:

• heredity
•    growing old
Diabetes
• heart disease
Obesity
• Masturbation

Our advice:

• Consult a urologist to assess your prostate enlargement, then run the necessary tests, and choose the appropriate medical intervention for your condition.