TCM treatment of prostatic hypertrophy

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Dad doesn't drink much water recently, but he goes to the toilet very frequently, especially in the middle of the night when he always gets up to go to the toilet. He obviously has the intention of urinating, but when he gets to the toilet, he can't pull it out. If he tries very hard to force urine, it will cause bleeding. Hurry to the hospital to check is prostatic hypertrophy. Now it's finally cured. Today I would like to share with you the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of prostatic hypertrophy.

TCM treatment of prostatic hypertrophy

Treatment 1: Generally speaking, for patients with mild symptoms, no effect on renal function and little change in condition for a long time, or even improvement in condition, they can be observed temporarily without treatment. But it must be reviewed regularly and monitored closely. Mild patients can also be improved with drugs, but must be taken according to the course of treatment.

Treatment 2: one is transurethral electrovaporization of prostate. There is no need to operate, just insert the sheath into the urethra and install an electric cutting device, which can play the role of resection of benign prostatic hyperplasia. The operation has the advantages of small trauma, quick recovery and shorter hospital stay.

Treatment 3: the other is the traditional open prostatectomy, which is suitable for patients with severe benign prostatic hyperplasia.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that we should pay attention to: frequent urination is the earliest manifestation. Generally, patients will have increased frequency of nocturia at first. If there is no timely treatment, they will also have frequent urination during the day. Many patients think that urinary tract infection has occurred, and they can take some anti-inflammatory drugs casually, but the effect of treatment is not ideal, and it will delay the disease, and the bladder detrusor will be decompensated later Cysts have too much residual urine, resulting in the relative reduction of bladder volume, thus aggravating the frequency of urination.