Symptoms of mild prostatic hyperplasia

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When it comes to the prostate, I believe most people should know, especially those older people, pay more attention to the prostate. Many men to a certain age, there will be benign prostatic hyperplasia disease, which has a great impact on normal life and work. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common male disease. If patients can understand the causes and symptoms of BPH, they can effectively prevent and treat the disease as soon as possible. Symptoms of mild prostatic hyperplasia? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of mild prostatic hyperplasia

The symptoms of bladder irritation included frequent micturition, urgency, nocturia and urinary incontinence. Frequent dysuria is a sign of early BPH, especially the increase of nocturia frequency is a significant manifestation of early symptoms. Usually, the number of nocturia parallels the degree of BPH.

Some elderly men may need to urinate 1-2 times at night, which is the appearance of early prostatic hyperplasia. If nocturia develops from 2 times to more than 4-5 times per night, it indicates that the disease has developed and intensified.

The symptoms of urinary tract obstruction are mainly due to prostatic hyperplasia blocking the urinary tract, mainly manifested as hematuria in the urine, also known as hematuria, which is a typical symptom of adenohyperplasia. If the urinary tract is weak, the urine line becomes thin and the urine drops, this is due to the prostatic hyperplasia caused by the urinary tract obstruction, so that the patients should make more efforts to overcome the resistance when urinating, which may lead to urinary interruption and incomplete urination and other symptoms. In addition, early symptoms of BPH may be accompanied by cold, long urine time, or urinary tract infection.

matters needing attention

Drinking too little water will not only cause dehydration, but also disadvantageous to the flushing effect of urination on the urinary tract, and also easily lead to the concentration of urine and the formation of insoluble stone. Therefore, in addition to the appropriate reduction of drinking water at night, so as to avoid excessive bladder filling after sleep, drinking more water during the day.