It's Not Your Age That's Keeping You Up At Night — It's Your Prostate
Discomfort when urinating, fatigue, and insomnia are signs that shouldn't be ignored. Understand why early action makes a difference.
Weak stream, constant bladder pressure, sleepless nights. These symptoms seem minor, but they weigh heavily on your daily routine. Ignoring them can cost you more than you think.
Do you wake up two, three, even five times a night to go to the bathroom? Sleep won’t return, your body won’t rest, and the next day becomes a nightmare. This symptom, along with a weak stream and constant pressure on your bladder, is one of the first signs that your prostate needs attention.
Your prostate doesn’t give you signals by accident:
Weak stream.
Bladder pressure.
Interrupted nights.
Discomfort when urinating.
Each of these symptoms is a clear warning that something needs to be done.
👉 Watch the video to learn how to recognize and act in time.
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