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A condition where the prostate gland is enlarged
is inflammation of the prostate often due to infection or nonbacterial inflammatory processes, while benign prostatic hyperplasia () is a noncancerous enlargement of prostate tissue caused by cell pro...
reliably raises serum PSA, but the time for PSA to fall back to a patient’s baseline is variable in the literature — typically weeks rather than days; most authoritative reviews and guidelines advise ...
drives glandular hyperplasia through a sustained immune-stromal-epithelial cross talk in which infiltrating immune cells secrete cytokines and chemokines that activate proliferative signaling, induce ...
is a widely used herbal supplement most commonly taken for and sometimes for ; short-term use appears generally safe with mostly mild gastrointestinal and neurologic complaints reported . Rare but mor...
and can cause measurable rises in prostate‑specific antigen (PSA) even after the prostate has been removed, primarily by causing inflammation or infection that increases PSA leakage from residual pros...
Human research probing two protozoan suspects— and Toxoplasma gondii—in prostate tissue from men with benign prostatic hyperplasia () has produced substantive but uneven results: multiple PCR and anti...