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Prostate cancer
Hello doctor. My father aged 48 has to pee frequently after having lunch. He goes to the washroom two times after a gap of 30 minutes. This ONLY ever happens after lunch. He doesn't go to the washroom after that until he goes to bed. He doesn't get up at night either. He doesn't complain of weak flow or difficulty in urination. The only problem is that he needs to pee 2-3 times after lunch. I read somewhere that frequent urination is a sign of prostate cancer and now I'm worried sick. He doesn't have diabetes or hypertension. He gets checked regularly as he is a BSF officer. I'm so scared doctor. Please help.
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Dr. Ankit Jaiswal
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Nagpur
Can be simple non cancerous prostatomegaly .
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