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The prostate grows larger because the numbers of cells are increasedAn enlarged prostate is referred to as non-malignant prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Usually a man experiences an enlarged prostate after the age of 40 and it is among the most undistinguished health problems in men over the age of 60. The prostate gland is a small gland that surrounds the urethra, carries urine from the bladder to the tip of the penis where it is excreted, and secretes a watery that helps to nourish the sperm. When men experience enlargement of the prostate, the gland can in to press on the urethra which can cause the male to experience urination problems. The prostate grows larger because the numbers of cells are increased. The exact reason for the growth is unfamiliar. Heredity and male hormones, among other things can play a part in the maturing of an enlarged prostate. Because of the location of the prostate gland and how it wraps enveloping the urethra, an enlarged prostate can cause several problems with the urinary tract. Adversity can be put on the urethra causing urinary problems. Blockage of the urinary tract can cause recurring urinary infections. The bladder may not be able to compensate for the problem associated with the urethra and the prostate gland; accordingly, the bladder may not be able to completely empty. This can cause a feeling of urgency or a feeling like you have to urinate even after you have already done so. If this problem gets bad tolerably, a complete blockage of the urine is possible, causing one to lose the ability to urinate, which result in a medical emergency. Many times, men who have an enlarged prostate experience no symptoms at all. If symptoms are present, you can expect to experience some of the following common symptoms:
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