The prostate is located under the bladder, and the urinary genitals are separated.The urethra passes through the center of the prostate, and the prostate is wrapped around the urethra.The urethra around the prostate is called the prostate part of the urethra. It starts with the bladder neck and is directly to the urinary reproduction. The average length is about 3 cm.The urethra runs through the entire prostate from the bottom to the sharp, located in the essence of the prostate, and the ends are slightly narrow, and the middle part is widened.On the back wall of the prostate, its middle line is a vertical bulge, called urethral pheasant.The middle part of the urethra is expanded into a round hill, called sperm.There is a round or slender longitudinal crack hole in the center of the sperm, called the prostate sac.Below the prostate sac is the opening of the two ejaculation tubes.The ditch on both sides of the urethra is called the opening of the prostate with many prostate excrete tubes. The prostate fluid can be discharged into the urethra.
During the prostate hyperplasia, an increased prostate can compress the urethral prostate, which makes it pedantic and narrow, leading to difficulty in urination.When inflammation of the prostate, inflammation of the urethral prostate is often combined with the prostate.Similarly, the disease of the urethral prostate can also affect the prostate.Therefore, the prostate and urethra are closely related in anatomy, physiological, or pathological.
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