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Having a spouse or partner stop worrying is a top reason men seek treatment for BPH

For many men, the symptoms associated with an enlarged prostate (BPH) are difficult to acknowledge and discuss. Men often quietly accommodate the symptoms and allow their quality of life to decline.

As a concerned and trusted family member or caregiver, you can be a great help to a loved one with BPH in addressing his condition. Your ability to prompt discussion or provide support is strengthened by learning about BPH. You can also help him make important decisions about treatment.

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Disclaimer: This material is provided for information purposes only and is not a substitute for a consultation. You should talk with a urologist regarding your specific symptoms or medical condition.

Conditions often associated with BPH:

Urinary problems
Possible decreased sex drive
Possible erectile difficulties

These conditions may be caused by BPH symptoms or the treatments used to provide symptom relief

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