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Infectious Cause Of Benign Prostate Hyperplasia | 50600
ISSN: 2332-0877
Journal of Infectious Diseases & Therapy
Open Access
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Background: Prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) represents the most common urologic disease among the
elderly males resulting in more than 2 million visits per year. BPH affects about one-quarter of men in their 50s. The pathogenesis
of BPH is not yet completely understood however, the role of chronic inflammation is emerging as an important factor in BPH
development and progression. Recently, the studies have found that T. vaginalis may be associated with asymptomatic infections in
50-75% of infected men. In this study we investigated the possibility of asymptomatic persistence of T. vaginalis in the prostate gland
using benign hyperplastic prostate tissue as prostate condition other than clinical prostatitis.
Materials & Methods: We investigated the occurrence of T. vaginalis in prostate tissue of 75 men of >50 years of age suspected and treated
for BPH by transurethral resection of the prostate at the Mubarak Al-Kabir Teaching Hospital, Kuwait. The presence of T. vaginalis
infection in the prostate tissue was determined by PCR analysis of the DNA extracted from the tissue and Immunocytochemistry of
the tissue sections of the prostate tissue. In addition, P16 antigen was also detected in the tissue sections. The antibodies to T. vaginalis
were also determined in blood.
Results: We detected T. vaginalis DNA in 18 of 75 (24%) and P16 antigen in 16/75 (21%) of BPH tissue samples, of which only 7 (39%)
BPH tissues were positive by immunocytochemistry. In addition, three T. vaginalis DNA-negative prostate tissues were also positive
immunochemistry. T. vaginalis-specific antibodies with predominantly IgG4 antibodies were detected in 23 (31%) cases.
Conclusion: Our preliminary study suggests a direct evidence of T. vaginalis in BPH tissues with no clinical signs of prostatitis. We
hypothesize that chronic T. vaginalis infection of prostate tissue may lead to BPH in elderly people.
Biography
Jamshaid Iqbal is a consultant at Mubarak Al-Kabir Teaching Hospital, Kuwait and he is the director at center for medical education and faculty of medicine at Kuwait University, Kuwait.
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