What does the prostate look like and where is it located in men?

The prostate is generally an inverted cone, located between the bladder and rectum.

The shape and size of the prostate is like an inverted cone, that is, the bottom is upward and the tip is downward. The tip is located below the bladder, called the urethra prostate; the bottom is located above the urogenital diaphragm, called the bottom of the prostate. The upper end of the prostate is convex forward, the lower end is flat backward, and the texture is like a chestnut. There is a longitudinal shallow groove in the center, called the prostate groove. Specifically, the prostate is located between the center of the perineum and the rectum, immediately behind the pubis and above the root of the penis. It can be touched when the rectum is examined.