The Correlation between Body Mass Index and Routine Parameters in Men Over Fifty.

Deok Ha Seo Sol Yoon Jae Hwi Choi Jungmo Do Sin Woo Lee Chunwoo Lee Seong Uk Jeh See Min Choi Sung Chul Kam Jeong Seok Hwa Ky Hyun Chung Sung Won Kwon Sae Chul Kim Dong Soo Park Jae Mann Song Kyung Seop Lee Jae Seog Hyun

Published in: The world journal of men's health (2017)

Higher BMI was associated with lower PSA levels and higher IPSS and QoL scores. Meanwhile, PV increased with BMI. Although obese individuals had a greater PV, obesity did not aggravate lower urinary tract symptoms.

Keyphrases

lower urinary tract symptoms
weight gain
benign prostatic hyperplasia
weight loss

metabolic syndrome
body mass index
type diabetes
prostate cancer

insulin resistance
adipose tissue
bariatric surgery
high fat diet induced

middle aged
radical prostatectomy
obese patients
physical activity