5 treatments for prostatic hyperplasia Choose the best one for you!

Prostatic hyperplasia is a common andrological disease that occurs in older men over the age of 50, but middle-aged men are not excluded. Prostatic hyperplasia can affect the normal urination function of men, and in severe cases, it can also affect men's kidney function, in addition, the problem of male infertility is also very common, so it is necessary to treat prostatic hyperplasia early.

What are the treatments for prostatic hyperplasia?

1. Medication

Drug treatment is generally not able to completely solve the problem of prostatic hyperplasia, and drug treatment is mainly used for the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia causing more severe symptoms of infection.Antibiotics can be taken orally, or they can be injected directly into the prostate area for treatment, this treatment is relatively fast, but it can actually have a great negative effect, if not done properly, it may cause damage to the patient, but it can control the symptoms of infection in the prostate area in a short time.

2. Laser therapy for prostatic hyperplasia

This treatment can be used for prostatic hyperplasia that has not yet caused an infection and is detected early. It is mainly a method of cauterizing and excising local soft tissues using lasers. Because the laser can completely vaporize the local tissue, so that the effect of hyperplasia can be completely solved, and the laser temperature is relatively high, it can stop the local bleeding while vaporizing the tissue, so the treatment will not cause prostate bleeding.

3. Inject hardener

A sclerosing agent is a special drug that, after being injected into a localized prostate tissue, causes the tissue to gradually shrink until it dies. However, this drug also has certain side effects, which may cause swelling of the local prostate tissue and severe pain after reinjection, which may cause the same symptoms as prostatic hyperplasia, but will resolve itself after a period of time.

4. Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is to freeze and dehydrate the hypertrophic tissue, so that the local vascular contracture can not easily lead to bleeding, and the local tissue can be naturally shed after complete freezing and necrosis.This treatment is very simple and safe, and there is no need to worry about accidentally injuring large blood vessels during the treatment and causing heavy bleeding.

5. Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment is also the method of treatment of prostatic hyperplasia in the early and late stages, because in the early stage, the local tissue of the hyperplasia is not large, and conservative surgery can be selected to remove the hyperplasia, but if the hyperplasia develops to the advanced stage, there will be a large area of infection in the prostate area, and the prostate removal surgery is required. Therefore, surgical treatment is mainly for two extreme cases, in addition to the removal of the prostate, it is necessary to remove both testicles and part of the ureter in men. Therefore, the patient who undergoes this surgery also needs to have a certain physical fitness, otherwise it is difficult to withstand the damage caused by the operation.

Although the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia is not very complicated, it is easy to bring various injuries to the body, so it is best for men to prevent it from the perspective of life to avoid the huge impact of prostatic hyperplasia. As long as you develop good living habits and hygiene habits in your life, you can effectively avoid the onset of prostatic hyperplasia.