The Enlargement Of The Prostate Complications Are Not Treated?

(Health): The enlargement of the prostate is a disease that occurs most often in older men. This disorder often affects the patient's bladder.

If untreated, it will cause urinary obstruction, not a problem of the bladder and kidneys. Complications of the disease include:

Unable to urinate immediately

You may need to put Song diabetes and among such cases. Some men may need surgery to relieve against the urethra.

 
An infection in the urine

Being unable to urinate or urine remaining in the bladder can increase the risk of infection in the urinary tract. If the disease frequently occurs, you may need surgery to the prostate.

 
Bladder stones

These stones are generally caused by not releasing urine from the bladder. The disease can also cause inflammation of the bladder infection, blood in urine and obstruct the flow of urine.

Bladder damage

Urinary bladder that can not be disclosed can be slow and weak. When enlarged prostate occurs long it will cause the walls of the bladder muscle can not contract well, and also more difficult spurs Among those, too.

 
Kidney damage

Pressure on the bladder which comes from the opposite kidney may cause kidney damage or infection in the bladder to the kidneys further. Men with an enlarged prostate are not a consequence of all this. However, the opposite of acute urinary and kidney damage can be a serious threat to health. The enlargement of the prostate does not affect the risk of prostate cancer.