Where is the prostate located

The prostate gland is the largest of the male genital accessory glands. It is located between the bladder and the urogenital diaphragm in the pelvis and surrounds the urethral root. Its shape and size are similar to those of a slightly flat chestnut, i.e. the upper end is wider and the lower end is more tapered. The back of the prostate gland is relatively flat and close to the rectum. Generally, when examined by a doctor, it can be touched by digital examination through the rectum. General, children's prostate is relatively small, sexual maturity can grow rapidly, and the elderly glandular tissue will gradually degenerate, glandular connective tissue hyperplasia, may form prostate hyperplasia, oppression urethra, causing dysuria. When men show some uncomfortable performance, such as waist, lower abdomen and other parts of pain, or also accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, urine and other performance, must be timely to the regular hospital treatment.