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I am 27 and have noticed significant decrease in force of urine flow. is this a sign of bph?
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BPH: Not likely. BPH does not occur in your age group. Symptoms are more likely due to prostatitis. It may also be from medication (eg allergy meds) or a urethral stricture (narrowing). See a urologist for evaluation.
Answered 8/18/2014
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