Kyrbashov also pointed out that in the case of urolithiasis, the symptoms may not be very obvious, which leads patients to seek help only when a stone passes from the urinary tract.
"With prostatitis, men often experience nighttime urges to urinate. It is important to monitor the quality of urination, including volume, smell, and the presence of impurities — urine should be clear, without blood. It is also worth paying attention to body weight and sexual desire. Early consultation with a doctor can help avoid further complications," added Kyrbashov.
After reaching the age of 50, men often face benign prostatic hyperplasia. The specialist strongly recommends that men over 50 undergo annual examinations by a urologist to prevent or delay diseases.
