This document lists signs and symptoms of potential prostate problems, including difficulty urinating, frequent urges to urinate especially at night, pain in the lower abdomen or behind the scrotum, blood or pus while urinating, and impotence. It notes that without treatment, these problems could lead to tumor formation. It also provides advice that if unable to urinate at all, one should try doing so seated in a tub of cool or lukewarm water, and if still unable, a catheter may be needed after consulting a physician.

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Signs and symptoms of prostate problems
• Difficulty in passing urine
• Urinary retention with pain and discomfort
• Difficulty in starting urine flow
• Frequent urge to urinate (especially at night)
• Weak interrupted urinary stream
• Pain in the lower abdomen between the scrotum and anus or the area
behind the scrotum
• Loss of libido; no urge for sex
• Weak erection.
• Fever
• Blood or pus while urinating
• Impotence.
Note:
If these problems continues without treatment a tumor may be formed.
In the case of not being able to urinate at all, you should try urinating seated in a
tub with cool or lukewarm water which reaches your waist. If still unable to
urinate, a catheter will need to be utilized. (consult your physician)