Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia –

The causes of BPH are still unclear. There are certain risk factors that have been shown to increase the chances of suffering from BPH, some of them are:

  • Age
  • Family history of prostate problems
  • Obesity and chronic diseases (such as diabetes and heart disease)

If left untreated, BPH can cause serious urinary, bladder, or kidney problems.

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The causes of BPH are still unclear. There are certain risk factors that have been shown to increase the chances of suffering from BPH, some of them are:

  • Age
  • Family history of prostate problems
  • Obesity and chronic diseases (such as diabetes and heart disease)

If left untreated, BPH can cause serious urinary, bladder, or kidney problems.

The growth of the prostate is limited by the prostatic capsule. The tissue is forced to grow inward pressing on the urethra. Finally, the obstructed urethra causes urinary problems (SOUB).

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