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Ultrasound following kidney stone attack. revealed prostate "mildly inhomogeneous posteriorly otherwise unremarkable". psa <1 and dre clear 11 months ago. i'm 57. opinion?
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Early Early BPH: Your medical info suggest very early benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). There are various OTC med that may help this such as beta sitosterol formulations and saw palmetto. If your urine stream becomes difficulty consult your PCP. You need an annual exam, of course.
Answered 5/31/2017
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