Problems with the prostate gland can be extremely irritating if not downright painful for a man. Even a mild case of prostatitis or BPH can cause significant discomfort and inconvenience since it involves the increased urge to urinate and the feeling that the bladder is never completely empty.

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is not generally considered a serious disease but it can lead to bladder stones and infections of the kidneys or urinary tract. More serious problems such as prostate cancer can, of course, prove fatal.

Prostate Infections
The prostate gland is a part of a man’s reproductive system, secreting fluids that help transport sperm. … Prostate Infections Symptoms. Prostate infections can be acute or …

Prostatitis symptoms, prostate infection signs
Symptoms of prostatitis are nonspecific and have been known to mimic … Symptoms of prostatitis, in fact, resemble those of other infections or prostate diseases. …

Easing prostate infection discomfort
Learn about the symptoms of prostate infections and discusses self-help remedies and supplements.

If you are still worried about this prostate biopsy side effect then you can easily solve the problem through application of lidocaine gel that is a pain reliever that can make you feel more comfortable.

Blood in the urine another common prostate biopsy side effect is noticing small quantities of blood in your urine and in your stool as well as in semen. This prostate biopsy side effect of course only lasts for a few days following the prostate biopsy and is something that you should expect and not get too worried about.

According to research on this kind of prostate biopsy side effects, it has been established that not even one percent of people that have had prostate biopsy will report severe amount of bleeding or even infections in their prostate or in their urinary tract.

Prostatectomy – Prostate Removal Surgery
Prostate removal surgery, like all surgeries, has gone through evolutionary advances. … urinary incontinence is more common after open prostate surgery. …

What Is Prostate Removal? Prostate removal, or prostatectomy, is a surgical procedure to remove all or part of a man’s prostate gland. This procedure is performed to treat…

Frequently Asked Questions Here are some frequently asked questions related to prostate removal. After prostate removal, your ejaculations will be dry due to retrograde ejaculation.

Male Pelvic Floor Therapy Research
Read research on men, pelvic floor exercises after prostate removal. … Pelvic Floor Exercises After Prostate Removal Reduces Incontinence.

Quick, Innovative Procedure Helps Men Minimize Incontinence ……
Thousands of men facing surgical removal of the prostate due to cancer may someday have one less thing to worry about: post-surgical urinary incontinence.

Coping With Incontinence After Prostate Cancer Treatment Incontinence is another troubling side effect that can occur after treatment for prostate cancer. Here’s what you can do about it.

Dr. Catalona Discusses Continence After A Radical Prostatectomy…
“Permanent incontinence after a radical prostatectomy occurs infrequently with an … surgical removal of the prostate cause temporary incontinence.

These are just a few questions that men have about their prostate…

What is the prostate?

The prostate is made up of a combination of glands that lie below a man’s bladder and encompasses the urethra (what a man urinates through) and sits in front of the rectum.

It’s purpose it to retain and discharge a fluid that helps keep sperm alive longer in a woman’s vaginal tract. The prostate gland is normally the size of a walnut in the adult male about 20 – 25 cm

Who is at risk for prostate cancer?

All men are potentiality at risk for prostate cancer, and every 10 years after a man reaches 40 his risk nearly doubles.

It is very important for you to have your prostate checked, unfortunately the prostate gland can only be reached through an anal exam which the very thought of makes most men extremely uncomfortable.  The exam doesn’t take but a few minutes and can save your life.

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?

Symptoms include: no symptoms, enlarged prostate, frequent urination. Find out more about prostate cancer symptoms

Are there tests for Prostate Cancer?

Yes, there is a screening process you should have a rectal examination and a serum PSA test, the reason you need both is the majority of prostate cancer is found through a abnormal PSA not the rectal exam. Find out more about PSA Tests

What treatments are available if I have cancer?

There are many treatments available if you have cancer from surgery to hormone therapy. Find out more about prostate cancer treatments