- male
- 50 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm a bit worried about whether my prostate gland might be enlarged. Is there a way to tell without getting any medical tests done? Also, I'm curious about its positionis it on the right or left side when we're talking about male organs?
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Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management
Dr. Anshul Suggests...
Consult a Urologist
Answered 04/07/2025
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A study was done on it according to it the average length of a flaccid penis was 9.16 cm, whereas the average lengths of a flaccid stretched penis and an erect penis, respectively, were 13.24 and 13.12 cm, In addition, the average circumference was 9.31 cm for a flaccid penis and 11.66 cm for an erect penis... In addition to this concern, referred to as small penis anxiety, some men who are preoccupied and severely distressed with the size of their penis may be diagnosed with body dysmorphic disorder...Penile shortening is a phenomenon that is associated with certain medical and surgical conditions. These conditions include prostate cancer patients treated with radical prostatectomy, Peyronie's disease and congenital anomalies. There is also some evidence that erectile dysfunction may be an independent risk factor for shortening... Standard measuringtechniques are necessary to determine the results of penile lengthening procedures...you need clinical examination to deal peeling issue...consult urologist they will examine and explain you about treatment modalities
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I have a 1.5cm kidney stone in my left kidney and keep getting frequent pain. Should I consider surgery or is there any medication that can help with this?
A 1.5 cm kidney stone causing frequent pain may require surgical intervention, depending on its location and how it's affecting your urinary flow. While medication can help with pain management and potentially assist in passing smaller stones, it's unlikely to resolve a stone of that size without other treatments.
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My ultrasound shows a 6mm stone in the upper ureter near the left kidney with mild hydronephrosis and hydropelvis. The doctor recommended surgery but I'm wondering if the stone can pass with just medication instead
conservative tt is advised ,if fails surgery is advised.
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