Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

60? There's a 60% Chance You Have This 👨‍🦳 #BPH #Prostate

29 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, Dr. Anne Truong warns that about 60% of men who reach age 60 develop an enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia). She notes a concerning rise in prostate cancer diagnoses among men in their 40s. Dr. Truong explains the prostate’s anatomical position between the bladder and the penis, describing how enlargement can disrupt urinary function, cause retrograde ejaculation, and impede semen emission. She emphasizes that these symptoms should prompt medical evaluation because they may signal cancer, especially for individuals with a family history. The core message is a call to proactive screening and monitoring to catch BPH or cancer early.

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You're 60 years old, 60% of you will have enlarged prostate. And now we're seeing prostate cancer showing up in younger men in their 40s. The prostate, it's a very, very complex structure. It is between the bladder, then it's between the penis, and it affect your penis. It affects your semen. It also affect the bladder and can cause retrograde shit. It can cause sometimes so much enlarged, you can't even get the semen out as well. You definitely have to get it checked. Don't ignore it. 'Cause it could also be cancer. Cancer is small, but could also be. But especially you need to get it monitored if you have a family history of prostate cancer.