Which are urinary symptoms this patient would be reporting

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Problem: An 89-year-old male visits the clinic with urinary issues. A urinalysis is negative and a digital rectal examination indicates an enlarged prostate. Which are urinary symptoms this patient would be reporting?

Reference no: EM133680577

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