How does prostate hypertrophy treat hospital
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Frequent urination, urine waiting, sometimes urethral burning sensation, this situation has been a year. Went to check, said it was prostatitis, took Chinese medicine, western medicine, no effect, this year to check, said it was prostatic hypertrophy, now is much better, here is how to treat prostatic hypertrophy hospital experience to write out and share with you.
How does prostate hypertrophy treat hospital
Treatment 1: microwave therapy, the use of microwave coagulation principle of biological tissue treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia. After the treatment, the micturition of the patients can be improved to some extent.
Treatment two: surgical treatment, the progress of drug treatment makes the number of patients who need surgical intervention significantly reduced. But there are still some patients need surgical treatment. At present, patients with poor drug treatment or refusal to receive medication suggest * surgical treatment for recurrent urinary retention, recurrent hematuria, recurrent urinary tract infection, bladder stones and secondary hydronephrosis.
Treatment 3: Patients with prostatic hypertrophy should drink more water at ordinary times, and it is better to drink eight glasses of water every day. This is a habit. It is very important for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, and it is also conducive to the urination of patients, and it has a good promoting effect on the delivery of inflammatory secretions in the body.
matters needing attention
Warm reminder: benign prostatic hyperplasia is a male disease that increases with age. Male patients with this disease usually have the phenomenon of urinary tract. Prostate infection will first affect the normal work of the urinary system. The effect of hormone. BPH is closely related to the imbalance of androgen and estrogen. Testosterone is the main androgen in men. Under the action of enzyme, it turns into dihydrotestosterone, which is the active hormone of androgen stimulating prostatic hyperplasia.