Cherry angiomas are harmless, non-cancerous skin growths common in adults and are unrelated to his past gallbladder surgery or his daily use of Prostagard D (which contains tamsulosin and dutasteride). These spots do not require any medical treatment, and topical creams will not make them fade. If they become irritated, bleed, or if he prefers them removed for cosmetic reasons, a dermatologist can easily treat them using simple procedures like laser therapy or cryotherapy.

A weak or thin urine stream can happen when the prostate gland becomes enlarged, which is a common condition as men get older. This enlargement can press on the urinary passage and slow down the flow of urine. Treatment depends on how severe your symptoms are. If the symptoms are mild, simple measures like reducing fluid intake before bedtime, avoiding caffeine and alcohol, and not delaying urination can help. Medications are often the next step; some medicines relax the prostate muscles to improve urine flow, while others slowly reduce the size of the prostate over time. If medicines do not give enough relief or symptoms become more troublesome, procedures or minor surgeries can be done to remove or shrink the enlarged part of the prostate and improve urine flow. It is important to have regular follow-ups with your doctor to monitor the condition and choose the most suitable treatment based on your symptoms and overall health.