Do I need surgery for prostate disease?

Mild prostate disease can be treated without surgery, but severe cases require surgery.

Prostatic hyperplasia does not necessarily need to be operated on, mainly depends on the impact of prostatic hyperplasia, whether there is a thin urine stream, inexhaustible urine dripping, difficulty in urination and even urinary retention, through color ultrasound examination, whether there is residual urine, whether it can be relieved by drugs, generally speaking, the urine flow becomes very fine, urinary frequency, urine dripping is inexhaustible, and even urinary retention, surgery can be considered.

Patients with prostatic hyperplasia can also choose the method of massage to adjust, effectively promote blood circulation, avoid the phenomenon of local hyperplasia, or choose acupuncture method to adjust first, for the health care of the prostate area is also very good, patients with prostatic hyperplasia should quit smoking and drinking.

Prostatic hyperplasia does not need to be surgical, mainly depending on the effect of prostatic hyperplasia, you can try NK immune cells.

Analysis: The symptoms of prostatic hypertrophy appear gradually with pathological changes. In the early stage, the symptoms are not obvious due to bladder compensation, so patients often cannot accurately recall the length of the disease, and various symptoms appear as the disease worsens.

1 Frequent urination and urgency: The most common symptom is frequent urination, which gradually worsens, especially the increased frequency of nocturia. 2 Progressive dysuria:

The main manifestations are slow urination, laborious urination, weak ejaculation, small urine line, dripping urine, segmented urination and incomplete urination. 3 Urinary incontinence: 4 Acute urinary retention:

Acute urinary retention can occur when the glands and bladder neck are congested and edema caused by cold, alcohol, and exertion. The bladder is extremely distended, painful, urinating, restless, and sleepless. 5 Hematuria:

Bleeding varies in size and is usually intermittent, occasionally heavy bleeding, and blood clots fill the bladder and require urgent treatment. 6. Symptoms of renal insufficiency: In the late stage, due to long-term urinary tract obstruction, the function of both kidneys decreases, which is manifested as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting and anemia.

7 Other symptoms: Dependent on increased abdominal pressure to urinate due to long-term dysuria, which can cause or aggravate hemorrhoids, prolapse and hernia. It is recommended that you use Fulikang, the effect is very good, it is good to use at home, use traditional Chinese medicine**, the effect is strong**, and you don't have to suffer from surgery and antibiotics!

It depends on the degree of compression caused by hyperplasia, and if it has reached the point where it causes urinary retention, surgery is required.

Prostatic hyperplasia is a benign prostatic hyperplasia and can be ***. There are two methods of prostatic hyperplasia: surgery and drugs, and the surgical methods are: transurethral resection of the prostate, plasma prostatectomy, and laser prostatectomy.

Finasteride and tamsulosin hydrochloride are the main drugs, and general Chinese medicine also has good efficacy.

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It should be said that prostatic hyperplasia, it is divided into three major contents, the first is watchful waiting, there are some patients with mild symptoms, it does not need drugs, and surgery, when the symptoms are aggravated, it may need to be carried out, a drug**, so not all patients, he needs to carry out, the last step of surgery**, which patients need surgery and minimally invasive**, it is generally believed that this patient has a moderate to severe, a symptom of obstruction, Then carry out a drug **, there is no obvious improvement in the case, or it has been seriously affected, the quality of life situation, at this time may be required, choose surgery**, surgery **There is also a situation, when prostatic hyperplasia appears, some complications, such as one, repeated urinary retention, at least once a urinary catheter, after removal, it still cannot be solved, this urinary retention, the second is the appearance, hematuria, the conservative ** of internal medicine, the effect may be relatively poor, Recurrent hematuria, the third is the appearance, repeated urinary tract infections, in elderly men, in fact, urinary tract infections, relatively rare, but it is precisely because of the presence of prostatic hyperplasia, it may recur, urinary tract infections.

The prostate gland is the largest accessory gonad in men and is located deep in the pelvis, below the bladder outlet, and wraps around the posterior urinary tract. In old age, the prostate tissue cells around the urethra proliferate, forming an adenomatous mass lesion that compresses the urethra and causes bladder outlet obstruction. Symptoms such as frequent urination and increased nocturia at the beginning, with the increase of the degree of lower urinary tract obstruction, the patient gradually develops symptoms of difficulty urinating, and in severe cases, urinary retention, increased bladder residual urine volume, overflow urinary incontinence, hematuria, urinary tract infection, bladder stones, and long-term lower urinary tract obstruction can also cause renal damage.

It is recommended that you go to a professional hospital for a check-up so as not to delay the condition.