Most common prostate symptoms

There are some ways to know about prostate symptoms. The symptoms of an enlarged prostate can differ, but the most common ones are:
• Changes or problems with urination, such as a hesitant, interrupted, weak stream.
• Urgency, leaking or dribbling,
• More frequent urination, especially at night. This is called nocturia.
• Frequently feeling you have to urinate, but nothing comes out.
• Pain or discomfort while urinating or A burning or stinging feeling when passing urine
Men who have symptoms of prostate obstruction or as mentioned above are much more likely to develop chronic kidney disease. Moreover, the size of the prostate does not always conclude how stern the obstruction or the symptoms will be. Some men with seriously enlarged glands have little obstruction and few symptoms while others, whose glands are less enlarged, have more blockage and greater problems.