• Male urinary dysfunction falls into three categories: voiding symptoms (affecting the bladder outlet), storage symptoms (often from an overactive bladder), and red flags requiring urgent referral

• Benign prostatic hyperplasia shares risk factors with cardiovascular disease and erectile dysfunction, suggesting a holistic approach to assessment and management

• Minimally invasive prostate surgery offers advantages, including day surgery, faster recovery, less bleeding, and better preservation of sexual function

• Healthcare professionals should refer patients when medical therapy fails to meet expectations or when red flags are present

• Early referrals and effective treatments can help patients regain their quality of life

 

Host: Dr David Lim | Total Time: 21 mins

Expert: A/Prof Eric Chung, Urological Surgeon

 

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