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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), also known as an enlarged prostate, is a common condition that may affect your quality of life. Interrupted sleep and frequent bathroom visits can be disruptive and inconvenient at best. If you’d prefer a minimally invasive treatment for frequency or trouble with urine stream and/or urination.

Minimally Invasive BPH Treatment

with the iTind Procedure

Ask your doctor about the iTind procedure if you do not want to take a pill every day, or if you have tried standard drug treatments and did not have the reduction in symptoms you wanted or you are unhappy with the way they made you feel.

As with any medical procedure, individual results vary. Men with moderate to severe BPH symptoms are generally good candidates for the procedure. Speak with your doctor to see if the iTind procedure is right for you.

The iTind procedure delivers rapid relief of enlarged prostate symptoms through a clinically-proven, minimally invasive outpatient treatment.

The iTind procedure reshapes the prostate, creating a wider opening for urine to flow freely, without burning or cutting out prostate tissue, and without leaving behind a permanent implant.

Why Choose the iTind Procedure?

The iTind procedure is a new alternative to prescription medication or invasive surgery.

The iTind procedure is the least invasive alternative to daily BPH pills, offering a rapid, effective and durable treatment of enlarged prostate that preserves sexual function and urinary continence.

Potential Risks

The iTind procedure is a safe and effective treatment for BPH in men age 50 and older. Some patients experience side effects during the procedure, but they are generally only mild to moderate. Side effects, if experienced, include pain or burning with urination, blood in the urine, pelvic pain, an urgent need to urinate and/or the inability to control the urge. Most of these side effects occur during the 5 to 7 day treatment period and resolve shortly after the device is removed