“Doctor, I can’t anymore! My urine stream is like a thread, and at night I get up at least five times. It takes ten minutes to start urinating. Help me. I don’t know what’s happening,” – probably the standard complaints of a patient suffering from benign prostatic hyperplasia.
We constantly hear that the prostate is the man’s second heart. At the age of 25 or even earlier, that “man’s heart” begins to enlarge, causing many problems. The most common question when a patient comes is how to avoid prostate enlargement and the urination disorders it causes. Some men come too late. Unfortunately, this is a problem that almost every man will face during his lifetime.
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