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My ultra sound shows mild enlarged prostate, 29.4 Cc in Volume. Urine retension is 11cc (Post Void) after ultrasound. PSA 0.48 is it ok, if not what treatment options are there
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PSA 0.48 is normal. Prostate size 29.4 cc is only mildly enlarged, and post-void urine 11 cc is insignificant. Usually no treatment is needed if symptoms are mild. If you have frequent urination, weak stream, urgency, or night urination, then connect for treatment
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If u have no urinary symptoms,  then treatment is not required
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Consult for discussion and treatment
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Kindly connect here for further management
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Connect please
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Connect please
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