Minimally Invasive Prosedures in Bph (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia)
Valiyev Xusan Toxirovich
Assistant of the department of urology and oncology
Abstract
Men may not need treatment for a mildly enlarged prostate unless their symptoms are bothersome and affecting their quality of life. In these cases, instead of treatment, a urologist may recommend regular checkups. If benign prostatic hyperplasia symptoms become bothersome or present a health risk, a urologist most often recommends treatment.
