I'm guessing this isn't good

[Grunt14]

on the contrary,if your prostrate is enlarged it DOES make you piss more often as it presses on your bladder.Especially if you are sitting down..
But on the OP issue general accepted age for AAS is at least 23-25 so that you do not do permenant damage to your endocrine system by shutting down your HPTA's.

My experience with prostate problems, in particular prostate enlargement, is that it can make you feel like you have to urinate more often due to the pressure it can place on the bladder and/or seminal vesicles, however the enlarged prostate itslef is not a cause for urination, but only the sensation to urinate. The swelling can only make urination painful/difficult, or block it all together, due to the pressure it places on the urethra. The prostate itself is not responsible for urination, the kidneys and bladder are.

[Sicko]

My experience with prostate problems, in particular prostate enlargement, is that it can make you feel like you have to urinate more often due to the pressure it can place on the bladder and/or seminal vesicles, however the enlarged prostate itslef is not a cause for urination, but only the sensation to urinate. The swelling can only make urination painful/difficult, or block it all together, due to the pressure it places on the urethra. The prostate itself is not responsible for urination, the kidneys and bladder are.

That is a given, I am familiar with the organs functions.I was simply pointing out that if your prostrate is enlarged,YOU WILL BE GOING TO THE BATHROOM MUCH MORE FREQUENTLY.
If you question this still,call me back when you are 40 yrs old and get up 2-3 times a night to piss!!!!

[Grunt14]

Hey Sicko,

I wasn't arguing bro, just making the point. I am unfortunately all to familiar with prostate enlargement, even at 34 years old. My point is that you will be feeling like you have to go to the bathroom much more frequently, but actually going is another story. It is a blessing to actually pass urine when the prostate is enlarged, more often its a drip, or a few drips, followed by many more attempts and the never ending sensation to piss that you can not relieve due to the pressure. You never feel like you emptied your bladder. That in conjunction with the excruciating pain of feeling like there is a baseball bat shoved up your ass.

2-3 times a night isn't so bad man, I consider that lucky. I have had two TURED/TURP/TURSV's one year apart, vasectomy, and more vaso/ultrasounding procedures than I can count, at least 20, and the first couple of scopes I did was without sedation, all I got was the lidocain gel squeezed in the front and KY jelly in the back, followed by both flexi-cysto and rigid-cysto's. After that I demanded IV sedation, which over time wasn't very effective, but much better than stone cold sober. So I can sympathise with you on EP issues bro. They suck.

My point here in answering the original question was to pose much more probable causes for his frequent urination, and explain the unlikelihood of him having EP at such a young age. With mine, you know you have an EP, its so painful and dehabilitating that its not questionable as to what it is.