The other treatment of this nonmalignant (noncancerous) enlargement of the prostate gland in older men are – Surgical procedures may be used to treat BPH, in cases who have not responded satisfactorily to medication or those who have very severe problems, such as a complete inability to urinate.

And yet another treatments are, laser procedures for removal of obstructing prostate tissue, is also found to be effective; Microwave Therapy – by focusing microwave energy on the prostate helps kill some of the cells leading eventually to shrinkage of the prostate. I suggest that before going through any of these procedure please consult well and weigh all your options.

Prevention

• Regular medical check-ups that include a careful prostate exam
• See a doctor urgently if you have -

A frequent urge to urinate
Difficulty in urinating
Dribbling of urine

• Intake of pumpkin seeds are known to help prevent this condition.