The size of the prostate gland is normally 4 x 3 x 2 cm. if the prostate gland exceeds this standard, it can be called an enlarged and hypertrophied prostate. Male patients generally with age, the prostate gland will be gradually enlarged and hypertrophied. If there are no obvious symptoms, there is no need to do any treatment. If the enlarged prostate gland causes frequent urination, dysuria, increased nocturia, straining to urinate, waiting for urine, and thinning of the urine line, which are its typical symptoms, this situation should be treated with medication. Men usually start to experience significant prostate enlargement from the age of 45, and symptoms basically appear around the age of 50.