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Urine problem
I have problem of urinating very slow. Earlier it was normal. Then I used to urinate properly. Now there is no pain, but slow urinating. Water intake is proper.
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I agree with Dr Anubhav opinion..... It is better to meet a urologist at the earliest
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This could be due to enlargement of prostate which is age related
It normally responds well to medication but we need to do few tests to confirm the diagnosis and get more information related to same
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Don’t self medicate Get tests done
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Get yourself evaluated
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At your age , slow urination is most likely due to prostatomegaly.
Other probable reasons may be a urethral stricture disease or a neurogenic cause.
A proper history and examination is needed along with investigations to chart out the cause.
After that a suitable treatment plan has to be formulated.
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if there is any episode of retention, burning in urination or blood in urine , refer to your local practitioner immediately.
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Dr. Jagadeesh T S
Urologist
14 yrs exp
Shimoga
Your symptoms could be due to prostate enlargement get USG Abdomen and pelvis scan and uroflowmetry done.
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