Prostate is defined as a hormonal fibrous gland, which is located around the urethra at the neck of the bladder of the man to secrete the semen with which sperm spawn during the ejaculation.
Diagnosis of prostate disease
Diagnosis of prostate disease depends on the patient’s age and symptoms. The disease is diagnosed by:
- Clinical examination, especially rectal anal examination.
- Perform urine analysis to check for blood or inflammation.
- Kidney examination is performed by urea and creatinine, because 10% of cases of prostatic hyperplasia lead to renal failure, and this occurs due to the closure of the epididymis leading to urine reflux into kidneys.
- A renal renal vasodilation is performed, where it is possible to detect if there is blockage in the epididymis.
- Perform a kidney image by ultrasound.
- Prostate screening is a high-risk prostate cancer. If it is high, there is a risk of prostate cancer, but if it is moderate, this is often an indication of prostate enlargement.
Treatment of prostate enlargement
- Do not eat alcohol.
- Eating garlic mashed; it is very useful.
- Refrain from drinks full of caffeine.
- Laser surgery.