Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Symptoms – Enlarged Prostate or BPH Symptoms

Assess Your Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Symptoms or BPH Symptoms

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Symptoms

The American Urological Association International Prostate Symptom Score (AUASS) is a simple questionnaire. It contains seven questions intended to classify the severity of your enlarged prostate symptoms. Select the response for each question that most closely corresponds to your recent experiences.

To mark your response, click on the button in the column which best describes your benign prostatic hyperplasia symptoms. After you answer these seven questions, your score will be calculated immediately, and you will be given a brief interpretation of the score. Contact your doctor for any questions that you have about the prostate test score results.

Find out how bad your BPH symptoms are with this Prostate Test

International Prostate Symptom Score
Select one button for each category
Questions to be answered regarding your BPH condition
Score

What your prostate test score means:

0-7 Points
Enlarged Prostate Symptoms, also known as BPH Symptoms, are considered mild.

8-19 Points
Enlarged Prostate Symptoms, also known as BPH Symptoms, are considered moderate.

20-35 Points
Enlarged Prostate Symptoms, also known as BPH Symptoms, are considered severe.

 

This index is a guide for determining the severity of your symptoms and is only one step in diagnosing enlarged prostate. Regardless of the prostate test score, if you are experiencing BPH symptoms that interfere with your quality of life, you may wish to see a physician for further evaluation and additional information regarding this condition. You may request more information about Cooled ThermoTherapy™ here.








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