Which part of a man's prostate is in the body? Where is the prostate in men? Where is the man's prostate? Where is the prostate in the body?
The prostate is a chestnut shape with a slightly flat front and back, and the upper end is wide, which is called the bottom of the prostate, adjacent to the bladder neck. The lower tip is thin and located on the urogenital septum, which is called the tip of the prostate. The part between the base and the tip is called the anterior gland. The back of the body is relatively flat, and there is a longitudinal shallow groove on the median line, which is called prostate groove. The male urethra penetrates into the prostate at the front edge of the glandular base, passes through the front of the glandular parenchyma and penetrates from the tip of the prostate. Near the posterior edge of the bottom, a pair of ejaculatory ducts penetrate the prostate and open on the seminal caruncle of the posterior wall of the urethral prostate. The opening of the excretory duct of the prostate is the posterior wall of the prostate of the urethra.
The prostate is generally divided into five lobes: anterior lobe, middle lobe, posterior lobe and bilateral lobe. The middle lobe is wedge-shaped, located between the urethra and ejaculatory duct. After the age of 40, the middle lobe becomes hypertrophic, protrudes upward against the bladder, significantly bulges the bladder sag, and compresses the urethra, causing dysuria. The prostate is located between the bladder and the protogenital diaphragm.