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Prostate size is this normal/toosmall
Reason for.small size any test needed ??? I have frequently urination burning while sitting idle uti repeated
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A small prostate (12 cc) is usually normal and does not explain your symptoms. Recurrent burning and frequent urination may need urine tests, urine culture, and urology evaluation to look for infection, inflammation, or other urinary tract causes. 🙏🏻
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Your prostate size is normal for age. Also your post void urine is not significant which is good. Burning & frequent urination means you have UTI. See an urologist for clinical examination and necessary tests.
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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Dr. Gautam Chopra
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