Patient's question:
At what stage does the prostate become truly enlarged, and when do discomfort symptoms appear?Doctor's answer:
It's not easy to say in this case. A normal prostate is about 2×3×4 centimeters. If it's larger than this, it should be considered fibrosis. However, if a young person has a slightly larger prostate, it's normal. Only when the age is over 50 could it be considered true fibrosis.Guidance: Everyone's symptoms are different. Some people may have a larger prostate but still feel fine, while others might have a smaller one and still experience urination difficulties. What is your specific situation? What is your age? Prostate enlargement tends to fluctuate, so long-term medication treatment is usually required.