On this episode we had the honor of speaking with two guests on the topic of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, or BPH. Our first guest is Bob, a patient who details his experience with BPH and the treatment option that worked for him. Our second guest is Dr. Bilal Chughtai, a urologist at Weill Cornell Medical College who gives a high-level overview of treatment options for men with BPH. The goal of this podcast is to share a patient story of his experience, provide patients, partners and caregivers information on diagnosing and treating BPH and highlight key questions patients may have for their doctor.
Stay tuned at the end of this episode for an “Ask the Experts” segment, where Bob will get to ask Dr. Ristau some questions from a patient’s perspective.
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Bob, BPH Patient:
0:59 - Introduction
1:15 - The story (overview of symptoms, living with BPH and treatment)
5:58 - Impact of BPH on daily life and relief from treatment
7:26 - Triggers for BPH symptoms
8:05 - Finding the right treatment option
9:42 - Advice for patients, partners and caregivers on finding treatment options
11:57 - Final thoughts
Dr. Bilal Chughtai:
12:18 - Introduction
13:02 - Typical symptoms of men with BPH
14:12 - Common treatment options
15:37 - How does a doctor determine which treatment option is best?
17:39 - How fast do men see results from treatment?
18:33 - How long do treatment options last?
19:18 - Advice for patients, partners and caregivers on treatment options
20:11 - Final thoughts
Ask the Experts:
21:06 - Ask the Experts segment with Bob and Dr. Chughtai
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September 22, 2022
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