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normal PSA (prostate specific antigen) level
<4
>10 could mean cancer
medication for BPH
5-alpha reductase inhibitors- finasteride (proscar)

alpha-blocking agents- flomax
alpha-blocking agents:
MOA
SE
relaxes smooth muscle in prostate
hypotension, elevated LFT's
5-alpha reductase inhibitors:
MOA
SE
NC
lowers levels of DHT, shrinks the prostate, and eases urine flow
ED, decreased libido, elevated LFT's
may take 6 months before improvement is noticed
TURPS syndrome
can reabsorb water out of bladder into vascular system--> imbalance of electrolytes
hip or back pain, rectal pressure, painful ejaculation, gross hematuria
prostate cancer
should not take this drug with PDE-5 inhibitors (viagra, cialis)
nitrates
urethral discharge, low back and perineal pain, urinary urgency, nocturia, dysuria, NO hematuria
prostatitis
cystic mass around testicle, lymphatic fluid back up
hydrocele
sperm containing cyst
spermatocele
vericose veins of testes
varicocele
circumcision nearly eliminates this
penile cancer
foreskin becomes too tight
phimosis/paraphimosis
urologic emergency- constant hard erection
priapism
acute testicular inflammation
orchitis