Traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia

summary

Psychological factors may increase the chance of prostate lesions. Clinical shows that when the life and psychological pressure is relieved, the prostate symptoms will be relieved at the same time, so we should try to keep a relaxed state. Good mental state and sufficient rest are helpful to the maintenance of prostate. So we must do a good job in the related work of this disease, then the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia prescription.

Traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia

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

Warm reminder: the purpose of surgical treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia is to relieve urinary tract obstruction and restore normal urination function. There are many different manifestations of bladder dysfunction caused by obstruction. Therefore, comprehensive examination, including urodynamic examination, should be carried out before determining the indications of operation. The condition should be carefully analyzed to understand the relationship between the degree of glandular hyperplasia and obstruction and clinical manifestations, and predict whether the postoperative symptoms will improve, so as to avoid unnecessary operation in inappropriate cases. Urodynamic studies are also needed to identify the cause of postoperative dysuria, chronic urinary retention or incontinence *.