What is a prostate ultrasound and why is it done?
A prostate ultrasound is a non-invasive, painless examination that allows assessment of the prostate’s size, structure, and any potential changes. It is most commonly performed for urinary symptoms, suspected prostate enlargement (BPH), inflammation, or the presence of tumor-related changes, as well as as part of routine urological check-ups for men after the age of 45.
What’s included in the review?
• Assessment of prostate size and volume
• Insight into the structure and the presence of cysts, calcifications, or suspicious changes
• Prostate assessment using a transabdominal approach (through the abdomen)
Preparation
• The examination does not require any special preparation
