Prostate cyst

There are two types of prostate cysts: congenital cysts and acquired cysts. There are two cases of congenital cysts. One is a cyst that occurs on the cyst of the prostate, which is called a prostate cyst. The former is more common than the latter. Symptoms of patients vary according to the size of the cyst. Mild patients may be completely asymptomatic, while severe patients may show urgency, frequent urination, laborious urination, thin urinary lines, residual urine and retention, rare hematuria, and infection in the cyst May occur pyuria.

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