RIVEA Vascular Institute Facebook ad: “An enlarged prostate can cause a weak urine…”

Running for 5 days since September 29, 2026. Crush last saw it on October 4, 2026.
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An enlarged prostate can cause a weak urine stream, difficulty starting urination, frequent urination and repeated trips to the toilet at night. Our patient had an extreme large prostate volume and was experiencing urinary symptoms. He underwent Prostatic Artery Embolization (PAE) for treatment at RIVEA. PAE is a minimally invasive treatment for BPH. During the procedure, the arteries supplying the enlarged prostate are selectively embolized, reducing blood flow to the prostate. This helps the prostate shrink over time and can relieve pressure on the urethra, improving urinary symptoms. For selected men, PAE can be considered as an alternative to procedures that remove prostate tissue. It may be particularly appropriate for patients looking for a minimally invasive treatment, based on their symptoms, prostate anatomy, imaging and overall health. Watch his testimonial to hear his experience with PAE and the improvement he noticed after treatment. If BPH symptoms are affecting your daily life, speak to a specialist to find out whether PAE may be suitable for you. Call +91 90912 91912 to book a consultation. 📍 RIVEA Vascular Institute DLF Road, Gachibowli, Hyderabad Learn more: https://riveavascular.com/procedure/prostatic-artery-embolization/ #BPH #EnlargedProstate #ProstateHealth #PAE #ProstaticArteryEmbolisation #BPHTreatment #MensHealth #ProstateTreatment #UrinarySymptoms #InterventionalRadiology #MinimallyInvasiveTreatment #RIVEA









