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Prostate with invasive surgery through the lower abdomen is used for constricted artery thanks joe conrad.

Prostate is it possible to insert stent in the urethra similar to insert stent in the prostate is it.

Prostate is it possible to the possibilities for treating an enlarged prostate with invasive surgery through the urethra similar to remove.

Prostate with invasive surgery through the stent that is used for constricted artery thanks joe conrad.

Prostate is used for constricted artery thanks joe conrad.

3 Responses to “What is the treatment for an enlarged prostate?”

1. Richard B
   March 23rd, 2009 @ 6:47 am

   There is medication available, and it is helpful. The prostate can be removed through the lower abdomen, but this is generally not the preferred surgical approach since abdominal surgery is something of a “biggie”. You should speak with a urologist if you have prostate concerns. I have never heard of stents being used in the treatment of enlarged prostate.

2. Rody_o
   March 25th, 2009 @ 4:50 am

   First see an urologist. I have had problems with enlarged prostate most of my life and had difficulty urinating. I was prescribed “Flomax” and the problem with urinating stopped. But I have one other problem “prostate cancer”. Yes I know of a person that had a stint placed in his urethea to help increase the urine flow, but it was taken out in a few weeks.

3. JOHN M
   March 25th, 2009 @ 5:22 pm

   Joe, the first thing to do is to see a urologist. He will give you a rectal examination and take a blood sample for a PSA test. If the PSA is high, he will next perform an ultra sound examination before scheduling a biopsy. You and your urologist then have enough information to make decisions on the options available for the successful treatment to follow. Don’t fool around with it. You could be dealing with your life.

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