Dr. Anne Truong explains that elevated DHT damages the prostate and men on testosterone replacement therapy often see DHT spikes without regular blood work. Frequent testing of testosterone and DHT levels can prevent prostate enlargement.
And also get your hormone checked. Low testosterone and high testosterone will irritate your prostate, will make the prostate higher. And then also get your DHT level, dihydrotestosterone levels checked. You don't want that level to be high. When that level is high, that's going to irritate the prostate, make it higher. Especially it becomes high with men on testosterone replacement therapy. You don't get frequent work. So when you don't get frequent blood work, that level gets converted from testosterone and it may be high without you knowing about it. And then your prostate gets enlarged and you'll be in more trouble than you want to be.
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