Sexual Health
Does prostatic hyperplasia require surgery? What are the precautions for the operation of prostatic hyperplasia
Post Date November, 16 2024
What preparations should be made before the operation of prostatic hyperplasia? Can resection cure prostatic hyperplasia? Next, let's take a look at the expert's introduction to the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia. I hope it will help you.
Because open prostatectomy is relatively complex, patients with BPH should be prepared mentally, physically, professionally and before surgery.
mental preparation
Before operation, patients with BPH should fully understand their symptoms and treatment methods, actively communicate with surgeons, on the one hand, discuss treatment methods, sign various pre-operation consent documents, on the other hand, select surgeons, eliminate tension, and establish confidence in victory.
Physical preparation
Before the operation, the patient should complete the physical examination, including ECG, chest radiograph, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and spleen ultrasound, urinary ultrasound, and three routine tests, liver and kidney function, coagulation function, infectious disease, blood type, etc.
Professional preparation
If patients with BPH have urinary tract infection before operation, antibiotics should be used for anti-infection treatment; If the patient has urine accumulation, secondary hydronephrosis, renal insufficiency, etc., urine should be guided and retained before operation to relieve obstruction, urination, relieve hydronephrosis, and restore renal function.
Preoperative preparation
The patient began to fast the day before the operation, after dinner, and after 12 o'clock. Because general anesthesia or epidural anesthesia is generally used for open surgery, if the food residue ingested before the operation is retained in the digestive tract, it may be countercurrent during the operation and inhaled into the respiratory tract by the patient, resulting in respiratory obstruction, asphyxia or aspiration pneumonia. If necessary, patients can use sedatives to help sleep in the evening before surgery, and help patients have better mental and physical status on the day of surgery.
