Prostate Gland

The prostate is a gland in the male reproductive system found below the bladder and in front of the rectum. The Common Ailments Of Prostate Gland:

  • Prostatitis: is an inflammation of the prostate gland. It can be either acute or chronic. Acute Prostatitis is usually associated with bacterial infection and acute onset of symptoms of lower urinary tract e.g. burning micturition, poor stream and pain in perineal region and is usually accompanied with fever.
  • Prostatic Abscess: is a focal accumulation of pus in the prostate gland. It presents with pain while passing urine, fever at times-retention of urine and heaviness in the perineal region.
  • Benign Enlargement Of Prostate (BEP): is a benign (non- cancerous) increase in the size of the prostate in older age group of males.
  • Prostate Cancer

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Assessment

Assessment of prostate disease includes a detailed history which includes history of the act of micturition, past history and family history. A clinical examination is necessary including digital rectal examination to assess the prostate.
The investigations include laboratory investigation of urine and blood as indicated, assessment of flow of urine on Uroflowmeter and USG or Trans Rectal Ultrasound as and when indicated.

Treatment

  • Prostatitis: Acute prostatitis is treated with intravenous antibiotics. The patient may or may not require urinary drainage in the form of a per urethral catheter or a supra pubic catheter (catheter is put through the abdomen just above the bladder so as to avoid passage of urine through the urethral passage). Chronic prostatitis requires long term oral antibiotic treatment (if it is bacterial prostatitis) along with drugs to ease out urination and the congestion and inflammation of the prostate.
  • Prostatic Abscess: Under proper antibiotic coverage, Trans Rectal Ultrasound guided puncture of the abscess is done and pus is drained out. It’s treatment involves long term antibiotic and may require urinary drainage in the form of per urethral catheter or SPC.
  • BEP (Benign Enlargement Of Prostate): Most patients of prostate enlargement can be treated as out patients with medical treatment.

Surgery Of Prostate

Primarily involves removal or cutting of the adenomas so as to relieve the pressure on the prostatic urethra which results in a better urinary flow. Methods available are:

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