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Enlarged prostrate symptoms

Posted By: Dave
Date: Wednesday, August 31 2005, at 7:09 p.m.

In Response To: Enlarged prostrate (Dave)

Sometimes, there may be no noticeable symptoms of an enlarged prostrate. And in fact, an enlarged prostrate won't always cause problems. But if it gets too enlarged and starts putting pressure on the organs around it, particularly the bladder, it becomes noticeable. You may experience difficulty starting to urinate, or it may keep dribbling when you're done. You may have to go more often and feel that your bladder isn't completely empty. This is because the prostrate is putting pressure on it. You also may see blood in your urine. But this can be indicative of other problems as well.

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Dave -- Wednesday, August 31 2005, at 7:05 p.m.

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Message: > Sometimes, there may be no noticeable symptoms of an > enlarged prostrate. And in fact, an enlarged prostrate > won't always cause problems. > But if it gets too enlarged and starts putting > pressure on the organs around it, particularly the > bladder, it becomes noticeable. > You may experience difficulty starting to urinate, or > it may keep dribbling when you're done. You may have > to go more often and feel that your bladder isn't > completely empty. This is because the prostrate is > putting pressure on it. > You also may see blood in your urine. But this can be > indicative of other problems as well.
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