The following complaints by a client are associated with prostatism:
1. Inability to stop urinating.
2. Postvoid dribbling of urine.
3. Increased episodes of nocturia.
4. Hesitancy on initiating the urinary stream.
<h3>What signs indicate prostatism?</h3>
Reduced urine force as a result of the prostate gland's restriction of flow is a sign of prostatism. BPH is the most typical cause of prostatism.
The prostate gland is inflamed or infected, and symptoms include discomfort, soreness, frequent or infrequent urine, and occasionally fever.
Prostatism, which has more recently been referred to as "lower urinary tract symptoms," is quite prevalent in older men.
The majority of the symptoms are connected to the bladder's ability to empty itself, and they may include nocturia, increased frequency of urination, urgency, hesitation, intermittent urination, weak stream, and incomplete bladder emptying.
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