Surgery For Plate Fixation Of Leg Tibia, Fibula, Urine Yellow. Taking Rockbon, Amlodac. Is It Prostrate Cancer?
Dear Sir, Sir I have under gone a surgery for open reduction and plate fixation of rt leg tibia and fibula on 15 Sept 2012. I am currently taking Rockbon 600, amlodac 5mg and betaloc 25mg. My urine is dark yellow. More over I am having difficulty in passing urine although not painful.I had done a usg of KUB some time back when the radiologist told that the prostrate is slightly enlarged but not very prominent. I am worried about prostrate cancer kindly advice.
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The dark urine could be due to less water intake and may be due to intake of B complex vitamins.
Other reason for dark urine is jaundice but for that you must have some symptoms like nausea,vomiting,loss of appetite etc.
Dark urine and slightly enlarged prostate do not indicate any prostate cancer.
If you have apprehension regarding prostate cancer,consult a surgeon and get your PSA level checked up.
Your ultra sound doesn't give any indication of prostate cancer.
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Surgery For Plate Fixation Of Leg Tibia, Fibula, Urine Yellow. Taking Rockbon, Amlodac. Is It Prostrate Cancer?
Hello The dark urine could be due to less water intake and may be due to intake of B complex vitamins. Other reason for dark urine is jaundice but for that you must have some symptoms like nausea,vomiting,loss of appetite etc. Dark urine and slightly enlarged prostate do not indicate any prostate cancer. If you have apprehension regarding prostate cancer,consult a surgeon and get your PSA level checked up. Your ultra sound doesn t give any indication of prostate cancer. Thanks