Enlarged Prostate (BPH) · Short answers
Why is my urine stream so weak?
In men, an enlarged prostate is the most common reason.
The short answer
In men, an enlarged prostate is the most common reason.
A closer look
Scar tissue in the urethra or a weak bladder muscle can also cause it.
What you can do next
Get checked if your stream is getting weaker.
How we talk about this in Johns Creek and Cumming
After you read this, the useful next step is a visit with our team. We will tell you whether Johns Creek, where clinic and surgery share a building, or Cumming is the right place to start.
A related official video
An official Advanced Urology video on this topic.
Watch: UroLift in 60 Seconds: Opening an Enlarged Prostate Without CuttingWhat the video covers. Titled "UroLift in 60 Seconds: Opening an Enlarged Prostate Without Cutting." The official short video, with Dr. Dev Mally, presents UroLift for an enlarged prostate (BPH) that is narrowing the urethra, as the public description states, without describing tissue removal.
Where to read more
- Our page on this topic
- Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
- Cumming Clinic
- Read this topic on learn.advancedurology.com
- Related page on advancedurology.com
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Why is my urine stream so weak?
In men, an enlarged prostate is the most common reason.
Can I discuss this at either office?
Yes. We see patients at the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center and at the Cumming Clinic. Mention enlarged prostate (bph) when you book, and we will place the visit.
Schedule your visit with Advanced Urology, with locations across metro Atlanta. Call 678-344-8900 or Book online.
Whenever a visit would help, the Johns Creek and Cumming teams are a phone call or a booked appointment away.