What is the main symptom of prostatic hyperplasia?

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BPH is a common disease in the elderly, but many men do not pay enough attention to BPH. We should know that prostatic hyperplasia is a common male disease second only to prostatitis, and in recent years there is a trend of younger. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of the typical symptoms of BPH is of great help for early detection and treatment. What is the main symptom of prostatic hyperplasia? Let's talk about it

What is the main symptom of prostatic hyperplasia?

The most typical symptom of BPH is frequent urination, which is also one of the early symptoms of BPH. The frequency of nocturia can often reflect the severity of BPH, from 1-2 times at the beginning to 4-5 times, indicating that the degree of obstruction is gradually aggravating, and timely treatment is needed;

The initial typical symptoms of BPH include hard urination, slow start of urination, and long waiting time for urination. Later, it will develop into dysuria, thin urine rheology, interrupted urine line, weak ejaculation and shorter range of urine. When making urine, it needs to bulge the stomach. Sometimes, it has the feeling of incomplete urination or dripping after making urine.

It is more common in patients with advanced stage of the disease. The obstruction of hyperplasia of the current row of glands is aggravated to a certain extent. When urinating, all urine in the bladder cannot be discharged, which is called urinary retention. If there is too much residual urine in the bladder and a small amount of urine overflows from the urethral orifice, it is called overflow urinary incontinence. At any stage of BPH, acute urinary retention can occur due to climate change, drinking, fatigue, etc., that is, unable to excrete urine, which is very painful for patients.

matters needing attention

If you do not pay attention to male friends, with the development of the disease, hyperplasia of the prostate extrusion urethra, will lead to dysuria symptoms more obvious and aggravated. These symptoms seriously affect the quality of life of patients, so early diagnosis and treatment are necessary.