Normal reference values for prostate size
The normal reference value for prostate size is generally 2cm×3cm×4cm.
The prostate is the largest solid organ among the male genital accessory glands. It looks like a chestnut and is located at the back end of the urethra, next to the bladder. The main function of the prostate is to secrete prostatic fluid. Under normal circumstances, the normal value of the prostate in a healthy male is 2cm × 3cm × 4cm, which means that there is no abnormality in the patient's body.
However, patients should know that the prostate is also a vulnerable organ. If you sit for a long time or drink regularly, it is likely to cause prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia and other diseases.
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