If
every woman must go through menopause and hence especially some of these
symptoms in varying degrees, at least 80% of men over 40 will notice that their
prostrate is not as healthy as it is ought to be if they check it up unless
they have been doing something about it from their young age.
The
prostrate gland lies just under the bladder in the pelvis and surrounds the
middle portion of the urethra. Usually, the size of a walnut, this gland
enlarges with age, which means that, with age, it narrows the urethra. In time,
this could obstruct the flow of the urine and as a result, the muscles of the
bladder grow larger and stronger to push urine through.
Due
to this somewhat rigidity, the bladder may not empty completely when the
patient urinates, making him susceptible to stone formation. Prolonged
obstruction can cause damage to the kidneys.
As
I said sometime before, every man from the age of 40 and above should try and
perform the Prostrate Specific Antigen (PSA) test which can detect any trace of
cancer early. But in the mean time, all men should befriend pumpkin seeds and
saw palmetto.
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