What to do with prostate hyperplasia and urinary disorders? How harmful is prostate hyperplasia

Usually, the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia worsen with age. By the age of 40, various functions of the body are declining, but prostate hyperplasia is no exception. The older the person, the greater the likelihood of suffering from prostate hyperplasia, which has a serious impact on the quality of life of patients and poses a crisis to family peace. The treatment of prostate hyperplasia is crucial. Let's take a look at how the next expert introduces prostate hyperplasia.

Difficulty urinating, pay attention to prostate hyperplasia

1. Impairment of male kidney function, causing other kidney related diseases. In clinical practice, the bladder is unable to effectively and quickly discharge urine, and urine from the kidneys cannot be immediately guided into the bladder through the ureter, resulting in hydronephrosis in the kidneys

2. The patient has difficulty urinating, and in severe cases, urine accumulation may occur. After various medical studies, it has been proven that due to the inability of urine to be discharged smoothly, the bladder requires greater force to discharge urine through the narrow urethra. Therefore, the compensatory thickening of the detrusor muscle in the bladder wall allows the patient's urine to be fully discharged, but symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and especially increased nocturia begin to appear.

3. In addition, if the patient's condition worsens day by day, making the urethra more narrow, it will be even more difficult to completely discharge urine from the body. Not only will there be residual urine in the bladder, but also protrusions will appear in weak areas of the bladder wall, forming lesions in the diverticulum. Prostate hyperplasia further worsens, and the bladder wall expands, weakens, and becomes weak. At this time, the patient experiences enuresis, which is medically known as filling urinary incontinence.

Treatment methods for benign prostatic hyperplasia

1. When benign prostatic hyperplasia is mild, the patient has no obvious symptoms and should be observed for a long time without treatment temporarily.

2. Drug therapy is one of the good conservative treatment methods for benign prostatic hyperplasia, which is more effective than finasteride, which is an acceptable substance for the adrenal gland α 1 blocker can improve LUTS, which is fast and effective!

3. Hormone therapy is a common conservative treatment method for benign prostatic hyperplasia, such as reducing prostate volume and improving urinary tract symptoms α Reductase inhibitor (finasteride), type 2, distributed in the prostate region α Reductase, reducing the occurrence of androgens in the prostate

4. Choosing traditional Chinese medicine treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia is also a good conservative treatment method. Patients can go to a professional hospital to see traditional Chinese medicine for symptomatic treatment, which has a good effect on treating benign prostatic hyperplasia. Chinese medicine treatment and acupuncture and moxibustion treatment can also be selected.