Trouble with the 'water works' Part 2

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Trouble with the 'water works' Part 2 (Teacher: Michael)

Whatever the severity of the symptoms, the patient not try to remedy the situation by cutting on his fluid intake, this matters worse. Instead, restrict drinking time to the earliest of the day and not drink tea or coffee after about 8 p.m. Spicy foods and alcohol also avoided. If life becomes really intolerable for the patient the best treatment is probably surgical, provided his heart, blood vessels and blood pressure within normal limits.

Removal of the prostate gland is usually a safe and successful operation - probably in as many as 98 per cent of selected cases. There is always the possibility that enlargement of the gland is due to a cancerous growth. In this case, surgery necessary, combined with medication, but the patient stands a good chance of complete recovery. However, enlargement of the prostate gland is so common in old that it almost described as normal.

Anyone beginning with mild symptoms advice from the doctor before any serious complications occur.

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