Prostate Enlargement in July

It's the last week of Parks and Recreation Month this month of July. Parks and Recreation Month recognizes the efforts of park staff in maintaining our public parks, and in addition, it encourages the public to go out and enjoy park spaces. With the pandemic, the public is asked to maintain social distancing and safety measures to keep parks as a safe environment. Men with BPH (a common prostate enlargement condition associated with symptoms like frequent urination and slow urinary flow) can also benefit from visits to the park by taking a walk or jog as well as clearing your mind in the calm, green environment. 

As July comes to a close, what are men with BPH doing to enjoy the last week? Do you even know what BPH is? Some may know BPH first hand without knowing that it's called as such. Getting up many times to go to the bathroom, especially at night? Notice that your stream is slower or weaker than normal, that it's hard to start or stop urination? Have you talked to your doctor? 

Men's health and awareness need more attention from male patients as well as the public. Read and share our blog and other social media to support spreading the message! https://linktr.ee/sunjourhc

If you're looking for a natural solution to mild BPH symptoms, consider UMOOZE, a plant therapy containing astragalus and soybean extracts, which was shown in a clinical study to help BPH patients reduce unpleasant symptoms associated with BPH and improve quality of life (https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02313233) 

Enjoy the rest of July while it's still here and spread the word on BPH!