Mr. Miles, a 65-year-old man, is visiting his health care provider for an annual checkup. He tells you that he has been experiencing difficulty with urination, including increased frequency, urinating more at night, difficulty starting his urine stream, and dribbling after urination. He states that after urination, he feels like his bladder is not emptied. 1. What diagnosis is suggested by Mr. Miles's symptoms? 2. What classes of drugs do you expect will be prescribed for Mr. Miles, and how will these drugs work? 3. What important teaching points will you include regarding the diagnosis and its treatment?

Mr. Miles, a 65-year-old man, is visiting his health care provider for an annual checkup. He tells you that he has been experiencing difficulty with urination, including increased frequency, urinating more at night, difficulty starting his urine stream, and dribbling after urination. He states that after urination, he feels like his bladder is not emptied. 1. What diagnosis is suggested by Mr. Miles's symptoms? 2. What classes of drugs do you expect will be prescribed for Mr. Miles, and how will these drugs work? 3. What important teaching points will you include regarding the diagnosis and its treatment?

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