Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

More than 50% of middle-aged men suffer some quality of life impairment which is due to benign prostatic hyperplasia, a highly-prevalent disease. Because basic science has advanced considerably in the past decade, there is greater knowledge about the underlying molecular mechanisms about abnormal growth patterns. Diagnostic methods have advanced and are more refined and medical therapy is used now more than ever before. There are other options for treating BPH than just surgery. This essential guide examines various management schemes in common usage and offers advice as to the most effective and beneficial treatment that can be offered to patients.