What Are the Symptoms of Prostate Enlargement?

What Are the Symptoms of Prostate Enlargement?
Prostate enlargement is a condition that appears in older age. Its cause is not fully known. Problems with urination occur due to the growth of the glands surrounding the urinary tract within the prostate. The amount of urine decreases. There is a decrease in the flow of urine. The bladder starts working harder for the urine flow, but this is not enough over time and urine accumulates in the bladder. As a result of urine accumulation in the bladder, the risk of stone formation and infection increases.Prostate TreatmentIndividuals with prostate enlargement urinate frequently at night. The person feels an urgent need to urinate due to the pressure. Those who cannot reach the toilet may experience urinary incontinence. There may be difficulty in urinating. The urine flow may decrease. Urine may come out in drops or intermittently. Individuals observing these symptoms should consult a specialist for an examination. Prostate treatment is carried out with medication and surgical intervention. Prostates that do not respond to medication and are very enlarged are removed with surgical intervention.