Does prostatitis need operation

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I had prostatitis ten years ago and I was cured. I fell ill two years ago. I have a strong sleep Yin. My glans itches all the time. Sometimes my testicles hurt and my perineum hurts. I'm upset and I always think about that place when I work. I always dream when I sleep. My head is stuffy and my ears are tinnitus. I can't stop thinking. Hot hands, cold legs. After finding out this problem, the doctor treated me in time. Now my condition is getting better. Today, let me share with you whether prostatitis needs surgery.

Does prostatitis need operation

Treatment 1: surgical treatment, surgical treatment can be used for recurrent chronic bacterial prostatitis. Prostatectomy can achieve the purpose of cure, but it should be used with caution. Because prostatitis usually involves the peripheral zone of the gland, it is difficult to achieve the purpose of treatment by transurethral resection of the prostate. Transurethral resection of the prostate can remove the prostate stones and the bacterial infection lesions near the prostate catheter, which is beneficial to reduce the reinfection of the peripheral zone lesions.

Treatment 2: dietotherapy. Foods with certain therapeutic effect on BPH include wax gourd, kelp, balsam pear, plantain, purslane, cucumber, etc. Or according to different eating habits to choose the corresponding cooking methods and dishes.

Treatment 3: the treatment of prostatitis needs to adhere to the practice of lifting the anus, repeatedly contracting and lifting the anus, lifting the testis, and then relaxing the anus and testis, which can improve the local blood circulation. Or use pelvic muscle training method: put a finger into the patient's anus. Ask to use defecation reflex to push out fingers gently without abdominal pressure and relax pelvic muscle at the same time, so as to expand and relax pelvic muscle.

matters needing attention

The course of chronic prostatitis is long, easy to repeat, often make patients upset, restless, anxiety, depression, pessimism and disappointment, and even give up treatment. Therefore, as patients, we should know more about prostatitis, understand that prostatitis is not a difficult and incurable disease, and strive to overcome bad emotions. As a family member, we should keep the patients happy, enhance their confidence in treatment and persuade them to cooperate with the treatment.