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What are typical signs of enlarged prostrate and do they last longer than one day?
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Yes: An enlarged prostate is a chronic condition and the symptoms usually progress.The symptoms can include slowing of urinary flow, trouble starting a stream feeling of incomplete emptying, straining to void.
Answered 5/12/2017
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