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What Can I Do About A Moderately Enlarged Prostate With No Tumors?

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Posted on Wed, 2 Mar 2022
Question: MRI prostate interpretation help please. pI rads 2 low. Moderate modular hypertrophic transitional zone BPH changes. Compressed displaced peripheral zone with patchy heterogeneous signal no discrete lesion or diffusion restriction
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Answered by Dr. Shinas Hussain (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Suggestive of moderately enlarged prostate, no tumors.

Detailed Answer:

Hello,

The MRI report shows moderate prostatomegaly (enlarged prostate). It doesn’t suggest possibility of any growth or tumors.
There is enlargement of middle portion of your prostate gland which pushes the peripheral regions.
As per this report nothing much to worry as it ruled out any cancerous change. You can also do a PSA (prostate specific antigen).
If symptoms are severe surgery is require and if otherwise medicine like Tamsulosin will do the job.
Your urologist will explain in detail.

Wishing you good health
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What Can I Do About A Moderately Enlarged Prostate With No Tumors?

Brief Answer: Suggestive of moderately enlarged prostate, no tumors. Detailed Answer: Hello, The MRI report shows moderate prostatomegaly (enlarged prostate). It doesn’t suggest possibility of any growth or tumors. There is enlargement of middle portion of your prostate gland which pushes the peripheral regions. As per this report nothing much to worry as it ruled out any cancerous change. You can also do a PSA (prostate specific antigen). If symptoms are severe surgery is require and if otherwise medicine like Tamsulosin will do the job. Your urologist will explain in detail. Wishing you good health