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What you need to know about enlarged prostate . Symptoms , Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention for enlarged Prostate
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Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.SCalcutta University, India
M.S Calcutta University, India
F.R.C.SRoyal College of Surgery, Edinburg
Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
What is a prostate gland?The prostate gland is mostly tissue rather than a gland.
What is the size of a prostate gland?It's the size of a walnut. Until puberty, the size of the prostate gland remains of the same size and at puberty it grows rapidly and doubles in size In some cases, certain medical issues crop up, where in, the gland may grow significantly by the time a man ages 60.
Where is it located?Prostate is located in the pelvic region. It lies just beneath the outlet of the bladder and in front of the rectum.
What is the function of a prostate gland?For its function, it requires testosterone that helps in regulating: a) bladder control and b) normal sexual functioning.
Read more : http://www.buzzle.com/articles/function-of-prostate-gland.html
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Early Symptoms Of Enlarged Prostate and one should take care.
1. For most men, these nightly bathroom runs may be the first sign of an enlarged prostate.
2. Other symptoms may include, trouble starting a stream of urine, leaking, or dribbling.
3. Like gray hair, an enlarged prostate is a natural by-product of getting older, it’s part of wear and tear as you grow old.
For further reading: http://www.urologyhealth.org/content/moreinfo/enlargedprostate.pdf
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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What are the age group and percentage of enlarged prostate found in men.
Age Factor: The main factor of enlarged prostate.
It is estimated that an enlarged prostate occurs in different age groups at the following rates:
Ages 30-54: 2.2 %
Ages 55-74: 19.6 %
Ages 75 and up: 36.3 %
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http://prostate.emedtv.com/enlarged-prostate/enlarged-prostate-p5.html
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Enlarged Prostate Have Different Names.
They have several names
A. Enlarged prostate.
B. Benign Prostate Hyperplasia.
C. Simply BPH.
For Further Reading : http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000381.htm
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
Lifestyle Management Required To Control Enlarge Prostate.
1. Men with enlarged prostate should decrease fluid intake before bedtime.
2. Moderate the consumption of alcohol and caffeine-containing products.
3. Stay active.
4. Try to urinate at least once every 3 hours.
For Further Reading : http://health.nytimes.com/health/guides/disease/enlarged-prostate/lifestyle-changes.html
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Genuine symptoms of enlarged prostate can include the following Factors.
1. A weak or slow urinary stream.
2. A feeling of incomplete bladder emptying.
3. Difficulty starting urination.
4. Frequent urination.
5. Urgency to urinate.
6. Getting up frequently at night to urinate.
7. A urinary stream that starts and stops.
8. Straining to urinate.
9. Continued dribbling of urine.
10. Returning to urinate again minutes after finishing.
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Dr. Amit Ghose
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What To Do About Your Enlarged Prostate?
Be Proactive.
• There are many treatments for enlarge prostate(BPH).
• But there maybe side effects and possible complications.
• Therefore one should see a doctor when there is discomfort or any changes noticed .
• It may not be serious but it can also be the initial stages of bladder cancer, kidney stones or prostate cancer.
• Timely diagnosis and treatment is necessary .
• BPH is often a diagnosis of exclusion.
For Further Reading : http://www.windsorurology.co.uk/Clinical_Information/PSA.aspx
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Prostate growth varies causing problems to men’s health. .
1. The growth of Prostate varies greatly from person to person.
2. Some people have more prostate growth than others. Some people with very large prostates don't have trouble with voiding.
3. It's a very individual thing.
For Further Reading :
http://www.nafc.org/index.php?page=enlarged-prostate
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Best Treatment for Enlarged Prostate.
According to the American Urological Association, surgery often does the
best job of relieving symptoms, but it also has more risks than other treatments.
For Further Reading :
http://www.auanet.org/content/homepage/homepage.cfm
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Enlarged prostate treatment decisions.
Factors that men should consider after 50 Years.
1. BPH Index .
2. How high the symptom score
3. By seeing the score when to start treatment
4. What will be the driving force in treatment
For Further Reading : http://www.emedicinehealth.com/enlarged_prostate/article_em.htm
Factors that should be taken into consideration:
Whether a blockage is causing serious
complications.
1. Inability to urinate.
2. Blood in the urine.
3. Bladder stones.
4. Kidney failure.
5. Other bladder problems.
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
Deciding on Treatment for an Enlarged Prostate.
A range of treatments can relieve enlarge prostate symptoms.
1. Medications.
2. Minimally-invasive office procedures.
3. Surgery.
The therapy for you depends on your symptoms, how severe they are, and whether you have other medical conditions.
For Further Reading : http://www.auanet.org/content/homepage/homepage.cfm
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M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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A few questions to ask yourself about your own enlarged prostate?
1. How severe are your symptoms of enlarged prostate?
2. Do symptoms prevent you from doing things you enjoy?
3. Do they seriously affect your quality of life?
4. Are they getting worse ,look out for the symptoms?
5. Are you ready to accept some small risks to get rid of your symptoms?
6. Do you know the risks associated with each treatment?
7. Is it time to do something?
For Further Reading : http://www.auanet.org/content/homepage/homepage.cfm
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Some Common and contemporary Therapy For Enlarged Prostate.
Minimally Invasive Treatments for an Enlarged Prostate.
A. TUMT (Transurethral microwave thermotherapy).
B. TUNA (Transurethral radio frequency needle ablation).
C. Prostatic Stents.
For Further Reading:
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/enlarged_prostate/article_em.htm
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
Minimally Invasive Procedure
TUMT Prostatic Stent
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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INITIAL EVALUATION• Medical History• Physical Examination + DRE• U/A• Creatinine• PSA
• Acute urinary retention• Recurrent UTI• Haematuria• Bladder Stone• Renal insufficiency
AUA SYMPTOM SCORE
MILD<= 7
MODERATE 7-19
SEVERE>=20
Surgery :TURP/ Open Prostatectomy
Minimally Invasive Therapy• TUNA• TUMT• ILC
Explain TreatmentOption
OPTIONAL TEST• Urodynamic• Uroflowmetry• Cystoscopy
ObstructiveComponents
Medical Therapy• Alpha Blockade• Finasteride• Phytotherapy
Surgical Therapy• TUIP• TURP• Open Prostatectomy
Watchful waitingAnnual eval, withDRE + PSA
Enlarged Prostate Treatment Hierarchy
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Surgery for an Enlarged Prostate.
For most men with very enlarged prostates, surgery can relieve symptoms -- but there are both risks and benefits with each type of operation.
TURP (transurethral resection of the prostate).
TUIP (transurethral incision of the prostate).
Laser Surgery: These procedures include.
Transurethral holmium laser ablation of the prostate (HoLAP).
Transurethral holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP).
Holmium laser resection of the prostate (HoLRP).
Photoselective vaporization of the prostate (PVP).
Open Prostate Surgery (Prostatectomy).
For Further Reading: http://www.auanet.org/content/homepage/homepage.cfm
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
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Why Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) Test is required to measure Enlarged Prostate.
A. PSA is a protein produced by cells in the prostate gland.
B. BPH can cause the PSA level in your blood to rise. However, other factors, such as age, infection and prostate cancer may also affect your PSA level.
C. High PSA levels (>4.0ng) raises a flag for possible diagnosis of prostate cancer if enlarge prostate is not taken care of.
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/detection/PSA
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Medicines : Apart from Lifestyle changes, medicines are required after consulting doctors, if suffering from enlarged prostate.
If lifestyle changes are not enough to improve your quality of life, medicines can help to control your symptoms.
The main types of medicine are:
A. Alpha-blockers.B. 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors.C. Combination treatment.
For Further Reading:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17295601
Dr. Amit Ghose
M..B.B.S (Calcutta University, India)M.S (Calcutta University, India)F.R.C.S (Royal College of Surgery, Edinburg)Diploma in Urology, University College London
If you neglect enlarged prostate symptoms what can happen.
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A. This can lead to cancerous cells and to cancer.
B. Consult the doctor Immediately .
C. The doctor may advice biopsy, which maybe done at the urologist’s office. To do this procedure, a probe is inserted into the rectum. The probe “checks out” the prostate using sound waves (ultrasound). The ultrasound tells your urologist if the prostate gland has any area (s) that “look different” from surrounding glandular tissue. Each biopsy takes very little time, and is painless .
For Further Reading : http://www.annistononcology.com/pcancer.htm
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