Health of the Prostate this the most necessary function of the men who still want the sex and children…
Prostate Health. Facts.
As the prostate grows it can put excess pressure on the urethra. Urethra this small tube, which carries the urine and semen, detailed construction on picture of the penis here.
As this pressure increases the urethra can become pinched which can lead to painful and embarrassing symptoms such as urinary hesitancy, painful urination, and erectile dysfunction. But this already 100% problems in your sexual life. And is identified this simply - impotence.
If left untreated these conditions may eventually require surgery. This enlarging of the prostate is clinically known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. The prostate often enlarges to the point where urination becomes difficult. BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia) occurs in older men.
In fact, some 90% of all men in their sixties and seventies complain of prostate issues!
About Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia or BPH.
BPH is often a condition of concern for most men, as its symptoms can often mimic those found in prostate cancer. The prostate gland is different than most of the other organs because it grows in size during several stages of a men life.
It first occurs during puberty (when prostate nearly doubles in size) and again around the age of 23-27. This non-cancerous enlargement is part of the normal maturation process in all males. Doctors refer to this condition as benign prostatic hyperplasia, or benign prostatic hypertrophy.
Enlarged Prostate? What is this?
Prostate is one of the primary organs in the male reproductive system, the prostate produces fluids in semen that help to sustain and protect sperm against natural vaginal acids. The prostate doubles by the time a man reaches 25-30 and continues to grow again when many men are in their 50-50’s and through the remainder of their life. Symptoms include needing to go to the toilet often or taking a while to get started.
The Stages of Prostate Growth.
At birth the prostate weights around 1.5-2 grams. During puberty the prostate grows to around 10-12 grams. In
