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After the age of 40, the prostate may begin to enlarge. As its size increases, the prostate squeezes the urethra, potentially stopping or slowing the flow of urine and semen. Most of the symptoms associated with BPH are related to obstruction of the urethra and loss of bladder function. Read more about BPH.
