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Ignore these 7 urinary symptoms at your own risk, doctors warn
Urologists at CK Birla Hospitals are warning men not to dismiss weak urine flow, frequent urination, leakage, or blood in urine as normal ageing. Delaying evaluation, they say, can allow underlying conditions…
Urologists at CK Birla Hospitals are warning men not to dismiss weak urine flow, frequent urination, leakage, or blood in urine as normal ageing. Delaying evaluation, they say, can allow underlying conditions such as benign prostatic hyperplasia, infections, or even serious disease to go untreated until they disrupt sleep, work, and relationships.
Among the seven symptoms listed are difficulty starting urination, a weak or interrupted stream, nocturia (waking repeatedly at night to urinate), a sensation of incomplete bladder emptying, urine leakage, and blood in the urine. Doctors emphasise that these changes are not an inevitable part of getting older and should prompt a urological consultation.
Treatment options for BPH range from monitoring and medication to minimally invasive procedures such as the UroLift system. Men are advised to seek immediate care if they cannot pass urine, notice blood, have persistent pain, or develop urinary symptoms with fever.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Prostate enlargement affects roughly half of men over 50 and up to 90% over 80 in India, yet many treat symptoms as normal rather than treatable. The delay matters: untreated BPH can lead to bladder damage, kidney impairment, or acute urinary retention requiring emergency catheterisation. What is at stake for a busy professional is not just comfort but lost workdays and avoidable surgery. The concrete signal to watch is whether more men now book a urology appointment after reading this, or if the habit of silence persists.
Source: timesnownews.com
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