The prostate is a male specific gonad organ, which is closely related to the health of the male urinary system and reproductive system. Prostatic hyperplasia is a common prostate disease. Due to lack of understanding, many men often get sick without knowing it. What are the symptoms of male prostatic hyperplasia?
In the middle of the prostate gland, there is a urethra that passes through and guards the upper mouth of the urethra. Therefore, if the prostate is sick, urination will be affected first. If the male has the following symptoms of abnormal urination, it is likely to be suffering from prostatic hyperplasia.
Posterior urethral discomfort
Prostatic hyperplasia can stimulate and compress the posterior urethra, causing discomfort in the posterior urethra. This is common in middle-aged and elderly men, mostly because of the decline in resistance and hypertrophy of the prostate.
Dysuria
When urinating, patients with BPH will have difficulty urinating, such as waiting for urination and poor urination. Sometimes it is necessary to stand beside the toilet for a while to urinate smoothly, and the urine flow is fine, the discharge is weak, the range is not far, and sometimes it will drip from the urethral orifice.
Pain and urgency in urination
The urination of patients with BPH will be abnormal, and the urine cannot be completely discharged at one time. It is easy to breed bacteria, cause urinary tract infection, and then lead to urination pain and urgency. They want to urinate as soon as they want to urinate, but the urination is not smooth. This vicious cycle will aggravate the disease.
Frequent urination
If men urinate frequently in the daytime and at night, far more than the normal 3-4 times in the daytime and 1-2 times in the evening, and the urination time is short, it is likely to be caused by prostatic hyperplasia, which is also the early signal of prostatic hyperplasia.
Interruption of urination
Prostatic hyperplasia will cause the urine in the bladder to be unable to be completely discharged, and the urine will "accumulate" in the bladder for a long time, which is easy to cause the urine concentration to be too high, and then the crystals will gather to form stones, which will lead to the interruption of urination.
hematuria
Hyperplasia of the prostate can lead to hypertrophy and hyperemia, which can easily lead to hematuria. Men with this symptom must be alert to the risk of prostatic hyperplasia.
In life, if a male friend has any one or more of the above symptoms, he/she should go to the hospital for relevant examination in time to find out the condition and treat the symptoms in time.