Paraprostatic glands are small tubular structures located on either side of the prostate. They form part of the outer lining of the prostate and play an important role in its functioning.
The paraprostatic glands are connected to the prostate by connective tissue fibers. This allows the glands to perform their functions - to regulate the movement of fluid and secrete sperm. The glands are also involved in maintaining normal acidity levels in the prostate gland.
The growth of paraprostatic glands may be associated