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What option is available to treat my father, who is suffering from an enlarged prostate?
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Many: There are many medical and surgical options to treat an enlarged prostate. Proper diagnosis and evaluation is the first step to determine which option may be best for your father. A urologist can help guide him through these steps and provide proper treatment.
Answered 11/30/2014
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