Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3483456 | Journal of Men's Health | 2010 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
This study, although small and opportunistic, provides unique insight into the issues about prostate health that are of concern to men in the general population. The fact that these men took the opportunity of asking a question suggests a need - and appetite - for more information on prostate disease. Education on prostate disease to meet this need should address the concerns raised, including BPH, sexual functioning, including dysfunction, and genitourinary symptoms. A relatively large proportion of men asking questions had symptoms of BPH, but, in line with previous studies, a significant number had not seen a health professional, further reinforcing the need for education on prostate disease and efforts to encourage men to seek medical help promptly.
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Authors
Ian GP, Susan PhD, Siegfried (Editor-in-Chief),