Enlarged Prostates, Taking Cardura, Tenormin 50 Mg, Co-renitec, High Blood Pressure, High Sugar Fasting, Frequent Urination
i am 63 years old man. taking cardura 2 mg since 2000 due to enlarged prostates. Also taking tenormin 50 mg and co-renitec since 1998 due to high BP. Now BP remains 120-80. For the last 2 months i had high sugar fasting 6.6 - 6.1 but now it is 5 in fasting and 9.1 at random taking glucophage 500 mg 1+0+1. serum urea is 8 and creatinine is 137. four times urination during night after every 2 hours. yesterday doctor has asked for U/S KUB for prostates. kindly advise. thanks.
Hello Thanks for your query,based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have benign enlargement of prostate with diabetes and hypertension.
You have nocturnal frequency 4 times in night which needs to be taken seriously and investigated to assess the size of the prostate and obstructive effects of the same .
You may need to change the drugs or may need to go for surgery to alleviate your obstructive urinary symptoms. Dr.Patil.
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Enlarged Prostates, Taking Cardura, Tenormin 50 Mg, Co-renitec, High Blood Pressure, High Sugar Fasting, Frequent Urination
Hello Thanks for your query,based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have benign enlargement of prostate with diabetes and hypertension. You have nocturnal frequency 4 times in night which needs to be taken seriously and investigated to assess the size of the prostate and obstructive effects of the same . Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical evaluation and digital rectal examination and get your ultrasound scanning of the abdomen done to see the status of obstructive uropathy that you have due to enlarged prostate. You may need to change the drugs or may need to go for surgery to alleviate your obstructive urinary symptoms. Dr.Patil.