All men are at risk of developing acute or chronic prostatitis, which is an inflammation or swelling of the prostate gland.
Treatments for prostatitis – what and why
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Kidney stones – symptoms and causes
About one in 10 Singaporeans will develop kidney stones. Small stones be harmless, but larger ones could lead to stabbing or throbbing pain and other problems.
Treating prostate cancer
Men with early-stage prostate cancer could seek out focal therapy, an alternative to surgery and radiotherapy with few side effects.
Tips on coping with an enlarged prostate
Men with an enlarged prostate can avoid drinking at night, cut back on caffeine and take other actions to prevent and relieve urinary problems.
Relief from Blockage of an Enlarged Prostate
Men with enlarged prostates that are causing urinary problems could consider implants called UroLift for relief.
How to avoid developing kidney stones
Dietary changes such as cutting back on salt and animal protein, and drinking about 2.5 litres to 3 litres of water per day, can reduce the risk of developing kidney stones.
Slower urine flow? It could be BPH
Benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), a condition where an enlarged but non-cancerous prostate causes urinary problems, is extremely common among older men.
Symptoms and risk factors of prostate cancer
Men who are above 50 years old should visit their doctor to check their risk of having prostate cancer.
Diagnosing prostate cancer
Diagnosing prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the second-most common cancer among Singaporean men, and those who are over 50 years old should go for a check-up to determine their risk of having or developing the disease.
Debunking 10 myths of prostate cancer
Is treatment required for prostate cancer? Does it always advance slowly? Will it kill? Learn to separate fact from myth.