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Grade II prostatomegaly
My father aged 58 is digonised with
1. Left renal cortical cyst(5.3×4.5cm)
2. Grade II prostatomegaly
Can it be cured by medication or we have to go for surgery.
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Cortical cyst is fine and generally does not need any treatment if it is asymptomatic. Decision of treating prostate enlargement depends upon multiple factors like, how much bothersome symptoms he has due to enlarged prostate, his flow pattern, back pressure changes, his renal profile, associated comorbid conditions etc. But in majority of cases patients will be fine with medical management only.
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