Prostate 45mmx26mmX29mm suggests a slightly enlarged prostate. Clinically, 40mmx30mmX20mm is the standard prostate size.
If the patient simply has a slightly enlarged prostate, without other clinical manifestations, such as urinary urgency, frequent urination, painful urination, dysuria, etc., this enlargement may be related to the patient’s age or body weight, etc., and can be observed mainly on a regular basis.
If the patient not only has a slightly enlarged prostate, but also has clinical symptoms such as urinary urgency, painful urination, and a feeling of incomplete urination, the patient should be considered to have prostate inflammation and prostate hyperplasia, and it is best to go to the hospital in time for diagnosis and treatment.
The best way is still to go to the hospital for consultation first, and then according to the doctor’s assessment to determine whether treatment is needed.