What does BPH medical abbreviation mean?

What does the abbreviation BPH stand for in medical terms?

In some cases, there may be more than one meaning of BPH. However, what is the meaning of the BPH medical abbreviation?

What does BPH medical abbreviation stand for?

In science & medicine, the medical term BPH means benign prostatic hypertrophy; benign prostatic hyperplasia; hypertrophy.

BPH: benign prostatic hypertrophy; benign prostatic hyperplasia; hypertrophy

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