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Prostatic adenoma

Condition Overview:

Statistics inexorably testify that problems with the prostate gland (prostate) can begin to appear in men near the age of 40 and continue to progress, as men grow older. These problems occur when hypertrophy of the prostate develops (benign prostate hypertrophy - BPH). The prostate gland is a special gland in men. This gland is sometimes called the "second heart of man".

Prostate participates in the production of semen. During ejaculation it secretes an alkaline fluid that forms part of the semen. It contributes to the essence of smooth muscles, with the reduction of these muscles ejaculation occurs - i.e., the ejection of sperm. The prostate enlargement (prostate hypertrophy) can lead to the obstruction of the neck of the bladder, impairing urination. Between the ages of 40 and 59, 60% of men already have an enlarged prostrate gland. In men near the age of 60, 75% of them had this illness. At the age of 80 years only one in five men does not have the expressed adenoma. Recently this illness has strongly rejuvenated. It less unusual now for thirty year old men to have an enlarged prostate. The majority of patients turn to a doctor only when they begin to note the stagnation of the urine (the bladder is not completely emptied, it leaks urine, or there is a constant smell of urine). In such neglected cases, almost always there will be problems. Surgery is then required, which frequently leads to complications: to haemorrhages in the bladder, and often to impotence. In certain cases: the age of the patient or the individual characteristics of the prostate, the operation is simply impossible.


Symptoms and the stage of the prostate adenoma progression:
Stage 1:Frequent night marches into the toilet (more frequent than one time per night). One of the initial symptoms of the adenoma is that the jet of urine becomes thin and splashes as it flows vertically downward. Stage 2: In the course of time these phenomena are strengthened: urine is liberated in drops with the great effort, the total delay of urination can arise. In neglected cases the urine emerges involuntary, slowly, without a satisfying urge and without removing the sensation of the overfilled bladder which gradually puts pressure on the urinary tracts, which contributes to the expansion of renal pelvises and cups of the kidneys. As a result bacterial inflammation appears - pielonephritis, kidneys stones are formed frequently.

Stage 3: In neglected cases the total delay of urination with the development of chronic kidney deficiency possibly even uraemia, can sometimes have a fatal outcome.