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Expert reveals age men might start having prostate problems

Ugwele said this on Friday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Umuahia.

He said that prostate problems were topical health issues because of the misconceptions associated with them. He said that the common lower urinary tract symptoms of prostate problems included increased frequency in urination, incomplete emptying of the bladder, urine dribbling and urine retention. “The first thing he was offered was the removal of his testis as treatment for the condition. The testis was removed while the prostate problem continued,” Ugwele said.

 

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