When lately the desire to urinate usually do not like, you should be suspicious. You might blame the bladder, but from all the possibilities that exist, your problem may be the prostate.
The prostate is a small gland that wraps walnut for the top of the urethra, the drain from the bladder. Prostatic function issued a mixture of fluids and enzymes required by the sperm to stay healthy. The prostate usually work well until most people are not aware of its presence until their 40s or 50s. Although some are getting problems while in her 30s.
As you age, the prostate gland can become carriers suffer, because it becomes easily infected and affected by the disease, including cancer. The swelling too often to disrupt the process of urination. Almost every man will experience prostate problems during his life.
These symptoms include frequent urination, blood in the urine, difficult at the beginning of urination, a slow stream, and feeling that your small urination did not finished though.
There are three most common problems related to the prostate.
BPH:
When a man approaching 45 years of age, his prostate may begin to swell. In certain cases, its size could reach as citrus fruits and suppress the flow of urine through the urethra. This condition is called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and this is the most common prostate problem.
Why prostate enlarged? Some doctors believe this tendency to swollen glands may be associated with the male hormone testosterone. People who castrated (eunuch) never suffered from BPH. But for most other men, this condition is something common. The condition affects up to 15 percent of men 40-year and 60 percent of men 50 years.
Prostatitis:
Then, what happens when you’re just 35 years old but you’ve got a problem or too frequent urination? In this case you may experience infection of the prostate, called bacterial prostatitis.
Bacterial prostatitis in men all ages. The infection is usually caused by the spread of infection in the bladder or urethra. Although doctors do not know for sure how this infection into the urinary tract, some suspect that the damming of the urethra or anal sex without a safety device can increase the risk. In addition to problems with urination, other symptoms can include abdominal pain, or lower back discomfort in the testes and fever. In some cases, the infection can become chronic, and prostatitis one may experience repeated attacks throughout his life.
Prostate Cancer:
Prostate cancer is most common cancer among men over 50 years and became the second biggest killer among the cancers that attack men in the United States. More than half of men over 70 years in the U.S. have experienced it. Prostate cancer is rare in men under 45 years unless there is in between your family that way. The disease is usually curable when detected in early stages.
Unfortunately, this cancer often grows silently in the prostate gland without any symptoms until after spread to the bone and surrounding tissue. That’s why is important for men aged 50 years to undergo a digital rectal test that allows doctors found a lump or enlargement of the prostate, and prostate-specific antigen blood test, blood test to detect the type of protein that comes out when there is a tumor of the prostate.
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