How to treat prostate hypertrophy

summary

More than 1 / 3 of patients with BPH are accompanied by chronic inflammation to varying degrees, which is caused by poor urination leading to urine reflux and bacteria entering the prostate. Therefore, if the effect of simple treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia is not obvious, and continues to be accompanied by pain and other symptoms, we should consider whether we have prostatitis at the same time. As a more complex disease, suffering from prostatic hypertrophy, how to treat it?

How to treat prostate hypertrophy

Treatment 1: drug treatment of prostatic hypertrophy. In recent years, with the emergence of drugs to control prostatic hyperplasia and improve urinary tract obstruction, it is generally believed that drug treatment should be the first line of treatment. At present, a large number of studies have confirmed that drug treatment can not achieve the goal of radical cure.

Treatment 2: surgical treatment of prostatic hypertrophy. For some patients, especially for patients with severe BPH complications, surgical treatment is recommended. But surgery has certain risks, especially in patients with cardiovascular disease and older age. The possible side effects of the operation are: bleeding, impotence, retrograde ejaculation, etc.

Treatment 3: many people have a wrong understanding of the treatment of prostatic hypertrophy, so they treat it blindly, leading to the aggravation of the disease. Therefore, once the diagnosis of prostatic hyperplasia is confirmed, it is best to actively cooperate with the doctor to treat it. Only in this way can we not delay the time of treatment and ensure that the prostatic hyperplasia can be cured soon.

matters needing attention

I would also like to emphasize that: prostatic hyperplasia is also called prostatic hypertrophy, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia. The normal size of the male prostate is 4.3.2, which is related to the existence of hypertrophic hyperplasia. Prostatic hypertrophy is related to the endocrine system. It is caused by hyperplasia of epithelial cells and stroma, vesicular dilatation, connective tissue and smooth muscle ganglion like hyperplasia of the inner urethral gland and suburethral gland of the prostate. Because the prostate is just located at the bladder outlet, around the special position of the urethra, once hyperplasia occurs, it will compress the urethra from all directions, so that the urine in the bladder is blocked, causing a series of lesions in the urinary system, and then can also endanger sexual health.