- male
- 67 Years
- 14/08/2025
my prostate size is 374251 mm and weighs 42.45 g at 67 years old - is that considered large for my age can this be managed with medications or would surgery be necessary
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A prostate volume of 374251 mm (374.251 ml) and a weight of 42.45 g at age 67 is significantly larger than a normal prostate, which typically weighs between 20-25 grams. While some enlargement is normal with age, this size may require medical intervention. Medications or surgery may be necessary, depending on the severity of symptoms and other medical factors
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Answered 14/08/2025
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