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2018-01-05 12:16:43
I was diagnosed with stones in urinary tract which was treated by laser operation. And due to blockage of urine, my doctor diagnosed that the size of my prostate is enlarged which is 55cc. So do I need another operation for it.
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Treatment of Benign Prostate enlargement depends upon the symptoms of the patient and complications Absolute indications for intervention Refractory painful urinary retention Recurring UTI STONE DIVERTICULUM Upper tract changes Symptomatic management consists of Tamsulosin or silodosin with or without Dutasteride Fluids management

Answered2018-01-06 01:56:04

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