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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), often known as prostate gland enlargement, becomes more frequent as men age. Urinary symptoms such as keeping urine from leaving the bladder might be caused by an enlarged prostate gland. It can also cause problems with the bladder, urethra, and kidneys. Men over the age of 50 can get BPH. It's not usually cancer, and it generally does not pose a major health risk. Many men are anxious that having an enlarged prostate would raise their risk of prostate cancer. Symptoms of enlarged prostate: There are various signs that might indicate an enlarged prostate: Urine flow that seems weak Constant urge to urinate Urination is difficult to begin. Urination on a regular basis Urgency in need of urination Frequently urination at the night A urine stream that flows in and out Urinating with difficulty Urine dribbling continues You're can get urinary tract infections if your bladder isn't completely empty. Other serious issues, such as bladder stones...

Anxiety treatment  known as social phobia is essential for anyone facing such a situation. In such a case, you are very aware and negative when you think about what others may think of you. All the time, you can assume that someone is carefully examining all of your actions and looking at you with suspicious eyes. What you fear is not meeting their expectations. Symptoms in such a case will be similar to those seen in other social disorders. These cases only arise when one is faced with a social situation. These symptoms include a rapid heartbeat, internal tension, sweating, inability to speak fluently, dry mouth, and chills. It goes without saying that in such a scenario an additional fear develops in an individual which only makes matters worse, and is well aware that others are making it worse. Ultimately, people facing such a situation will withdraw from the social world. You can ban social gatherings and stop doing things that require you to talk, thus avoiding the pressure. M...