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22 Feb 2004
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Hi Doc,
I am 35 and for as long as I can remember, I have struggled with flow of urine. I do not urinate a lot nor do I feel the urge to do so. The flow of urine is just slow.
When I drink a lot of water, the problem seems to go, but as soon as I drink less than 2 liters a day, it becomes a problem again.
Do I have prostate problems and if so, is it possible that it could start in one's early 20's?
Regards
Chuck
I am 35 and for as long as I can remember, I have struggled with flow of urine. I do not urinate a lot nor do I feel the urge to do so. The flow of urine is just slow.
When I drink a lot of water, the problem seems to go, but as soon as I drink less than 2 liters a day, it becomes a problem again.
Do I have prostate problems and if so, is it possible that it could start in one's early 20's?
Regards
Chuck
CyberDoc
Chuck, it might be due to a prostate problem, an urethral problem or a bladder outlet problem. The best would be to see an urologist and have it sorted out. Good luck.
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