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Your doctor will diagnose an enlarged prostate by performing a physical exam, collecting a urine sample, and conducting various other tests that may include a urinalysis, ultrasound and blood test.

Chad Bryan, a physician assistant for Advanced Urology Institute, discusses the importance of understanding prostate health in men. He highlights how society is becoming more educated about the issue through direct advertising from pharmaceutical companies.

Enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia, is a common condition experienced by men over the age of 45. While the exact cause of BPH is unknown, it is linked to age-related factors, genetics and certain medications.

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Enlarged prostate, medically known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), is a common condition among men over the age of 50 in which the prostate grows larger than normal. It’s essential to understand the causes and symptoms of an enlarged prostate in order to take the necessary steps to diagnose and treat the problem.

In this video, Dr. Bill Vanasupa, a board-certified urologist, discusses the effectiveness of medications for treating erectile dysfunction (ED). He notes that not all patients respond to medications and that the level of response can vary based on factors such as comorbidities, heart issues, and diabetes.