There's no automatic link between an enlarged prostrate and cancer. Many men have benign enlarged prostrates, and no serious or life threatening complications (except maybe having to wake up at 4AM to pee.
Long time active cyclists often have a different "problem" and will get comments about mashed or squashed prostrates after the exam. Also a non issue, but can make it harder for the doc to get a good read manually.
If the doc has recommendations, pay them heed. if he doesn't then there's no reason to change anything as far as cycling goes.
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Last edited by FBinNY; 12-19-14 at 09:04 PM.