Symptoms in Prostate Trouble
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Frequency of Urination
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A common symptom of a prostate problem is frequency of urination. Frequent or urgent need to urinate, including waking up multiple times during the night, and a sense that the bladder is not empty after urination, are common symptoms.
Difficulty Urinating
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A prostate problem is often exhibited by difficulty when attempting to urinate. This may mean pushing or straining to urinate, or a weak stream. Blood in the urine after difficulty is an indication a doctor should be contacted.
Pelvic Pain
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Pelvic pain and swelling in the groin area is often an indication of a prostate problem in men. Ongoing chronic pain should be a sign that it is time to contact a doctor, who will diagnose the problem and make recommendations for treatment.
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