CYAF 471 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Testicular Torsion, Inguinal Hernia, Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

• School: UNL
• Department: Child, Youth and Family Studies
• Course: CYAF 471
• Professor: Rose Esseks

Document Summary

Substance appearing under foreskin and clitoral hood, comprised of secretions and dead skin cells. Penile injuries- can be caused by sexual devices (e. g. "cock rings"), vacuum cleaners, or excess weight placed on penis during intercourse. Can be caused by drugs (e. g. ed medications, cocaine, marijuana) Occurs when intestines protrude into pathway taken by descending testes. Most common form of cancer in males 15-44 (average age of diagnosis is 33) Usually appears as a painless mass or general hardness of the testes. One of the most curable forms of cancer. Benign prostatic hypertrophy- age related enlargement of prostate. May cause difficulty urinating and/or increased urinary frequency (e. g. at night) Can help to reduce fluids (especially at night), avoid caffeine and alcohol, increase activity, and don"t "hold it" too long. May be treated with medication or surgery if causes frequent utis or damage to bladder or kidneys. One of the most common cancers in males.