Enlarged Prostate S ymptoms

Infections and cancer of the prostate can produce signs and symptoms similar to enalrged prostate (BPH). Typically, enlarged prostate begins with a difficulty to urinate. Emission of urine is difficult to start when it finally occurs, the flow is slow. Minutes after urination, drops of urine may continue to flow. Even after urination, you may have the impression that your bladder is not empty. The walls of the bladder and urethra become irritated, causing a false urge to urinate even during the night. As the prostate get larger aggravates, you may have pain in your lower back, pelvis or upper thighs.     

Some drugs tend to exacerbate disorders of enlarged prostate (BPH). Persistence in their administration may even trigger retention of urine. If you experience these symptoms it is important to see your doctor before taking any drug. Certain drugs can lead to complications:  

·         bladder stones 

·         urinary tract infection  

·         complete blockage of the urethra  

·         Damage to the kidneys due to chronic urine retention. 

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