A 59-year-old cisgender male patient with a history of hypertension controlled on Lisinopril presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of ‘difficulty with urination for the past several months, which has gotten worse.’ He reports difficulty with starting and tends to ‘dribble’ when he tries stopping. He also reports nocturia. He is afebrile, and the urinalysis is negative for leukocyte esterase and nitrites. What is the next best step?
[Answered]: A 59-year-old cisgender male patient with a…
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