Peter Attia· MD
so um some of the some of the stats are pretty staggering so at age 50 it's probably 50 to 60% of men have lower urinary tract dysfunction but by age 60 it's 75 to 80% of men will have lower urinary tract symptoms
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so um some of the some of the stats are pretty staggering so at age 50 it's probably 50 to 60% of men have lower urinary tract dysfunction but by age 60 it's 75 to 80% of men will have lower urinary tract symptoms
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so let's talk about what those are typical Ur lower urinary tract symptoms weak stream um has hesitation or slowness in getting your urinary stream started urgency to go to the bathroom increased frequency to go to the bathroom
as we get older 50 to 60% of men at age 50 and and and and older will have you know issues with lower urinary tract dysfunction and those almost always directly relate to the prostate in some way or another
but by age 60 it's 75 to 80% of men will have lower urinary tract symptoms so let's talk about what those are typical Ur lower urinary tract symptoms weak stream um urgency to go to the bathroom increased frequency to go to the bathroom