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The prostate problems are usually at age 40 or older. In fact, prostate problems are so extensive that almost half the number of men aged between 60 and 90% for 70 years, a prostate problem (usually the enlargement or cancer).
But what exactly is the prostate and what causes so many problems? The prostate is a part of the male sex organs and plays a role in sex and urination. It is located near the bladder is located. The most commonly associated with this gland the size of a walnut is benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or benign prostatic hyperplasia. That is a prostate.
How to detect prostate cancer
How do you know if you have a problem with the prostate? Well, there are problems with urination, a red indicator set. Since the prostate presses the bladder. Problems with urination urine can flow, a flow delay urination, runny or too frequent, resulting in the inability to completely empty the bladder itself. The point is that when the red indicator on, you should consult a doctor.
If you do not see a doctor, BPH can cause serious long term problems. These are infections of the urinary tract, bladder or kidneys, bladder stones and incontinence. Early detection is always good because it can cause serious problems that this development will be prevented.
Troubleshooting
What if you suspect a prostate problem? Visit your GP or urologist. A urologist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the urinary tract and genital organs. The two systems have different functions, but are interdependent.
The doctor will first determine if symptoms suggestive of urinary problems or prostate.
The doctor will probably perform a digital rectal examination, where he inserts a gloved finger into your rectum. Thus, physically examine the prostate to the extent possible.
You can also recommend a PSA test. This is a blood test at a level to detect a particular protein produced by the prostate. The protein levels are increased in men with enlargement of the thyroid gland, or cancer. Ultrasound is another diagnostic tool. Here, a catheter is inserted into the rectum and sound waves goodbye to the gland. An image is produced on a computer screen, so the doctor can see the gland and determine if an anomaly.
Prostate Cancer
As with all cancers early detection is the key to effective treatment. Treatment depends on the type of prostate problem and may require drug therapy for hormone therapy in cancer surgery, the radiation field.
Many people fear a decrease in sexual desire, erection, ejaculation, and infertility treatments after prostate. While some treatments may affect sexual function temporarily reproductive organs, it is rarely permanent.
An anomaly, however, is. In the case of prostate surgery, you may become as sterile as the semen into the bladder (and later deleted) it is instead the penis. Semen carries sperm life-giving. Therefore, the operation may block your ability to bear children.
Who is at risk of prostate cancer?
An important risk factor is age over 70 percent of people with this disease is diagnosed at the age of 65. Genetic factors appear to play a role in prostate cancer development, especially for families who play in the diagnosis in younger years for men 60. The risk of prostate cancer increases with the number of close relatives with the disease.
Some evidence that dietary factors increase or decrease the risk of prostate cancer.
What prostate conditions can cause symptoms like this?
How many people age, enlargement of the prostate and can block the flow of urine or interfere with sexual function. This common condition, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is not cancer but can cause many of the same symptoms as prostate cancer.
Although BPH is not life threatening, so he can be treated with medications or surgery to relieve symptoms. The infection or inflammation of the prostate, called prostatitis, can also lead to many of the same symptoms as prostate cancer. Again, it is important to consult a doctor. "
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