An enlarged prostate is associated with a number of disorders, including prostatitis and prostate cancer. Describe the diagnostic exam used to detect an enlarged prostate.
Answer - Diagnostic test used to detect an enlarged prosatate are -
1. Doctor must test your urine flow study, in which the flow of urine is measure and the associated diseases.
2. Digital rectal examination (DRE) it the method in which cancer of prostate is diagnosed on the basis of clumps are absent or present at the back of prostate.
3. Prostate specific antigen, it is also used to detect the prostate cancer.
4. Cytoscopy,in this method doctor insert a camera to inspect urethra, prostate or urinary bladder.
5. Transabdominal ultrasound, this technique used to inspect the urine left in the bladder and size of prostate.
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