The prostate is a walnut-sized, donut-shaped gland located below a man’s bladder. It produces most of the fluid in semen. It also has a tube running through it, the man’s urethra, which carries urine and semen out of his body. Unless it gets infected, a man’s prostate remains so unnoticed that many men hardly know they have one. But after age 30, the pesky little gland starts growing, and by a man’s mid-40’s, he may start having to get up at night regularly to urinate.
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