Can BPH be surgically surged?Complications of BPH surgery?

Generally, men who suffer from some diseases may not pay much attention, unless it is more serious, many men will suffer from some men's diseases, generally treated with medicine, but some people will choose surgical treatment, such as prostatic hyperplasia, and even some people think that prostatic hyperplasia will be better on their own, so can prostatic hyperplasia be operated?Complications of BPH surgery?

1. Can prostatic hyperplasia be surgical?

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Surgery for prostatic hyperplasia is divided into open surgery and transurethral surgery. With the constant flow of new drugs for benign prostatic hyperplasia

In the emerging world, most patients can achieve good results through drug treatment. However, there are also some patients who are not satisfied with the effect of drug treatment and need surgery.

Because surgical treatment is an invasive treatment, there are certain risks. Therefore, the indications and contraindications for surgery should be strictly grasped.

2. What is open surgery?

The so-called open surgery is to cut the skin, subcutaneous and muscle tissues in turn to reveal the hyperplastic prostate tissue, and after removing the hyperplastic gland tissue with direct visual vision, the surgical incision is closed layer by layer. Depending on the surgical approach, there are many types of open prostatectomy, including suprapubic transbladder prostatectomy, retropubic prostatectomy, transurethral prostatectomy, and transperineal prostatectomy.

3. What is endoluminal transurethral surgery?

Transurethral prostate surgery has a wide range of indications, mainly for patients with prostatic hyperplasia with a prostate volume of less than 80 ml.

However, in some older men, some systemic diseases remain absolute contraindications to surgery. Patients with severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, diabetes, pulmonary insufficiency, severe bleeding disorders, etc. This is because transurethral resection of the prostate is performed in the natural cavity of the human body and is less invasive, but anesthesia is still required during the operation.In addition, patients with pacemakers should work with their physicians to understand the type of pacemaker, use ECG monitoring during surgery, and have an external pacemaker prepared to avoid accidents. Attention should be paid to the prevention and treatment of complications such as bleeding, infection, urinary incontinence, and dysuria after surgery.

4. What are the indications for surgery?

1. The symptoms of urinary tract obstruction caused by prostatic hyperplasia are obvious, which seriously affects the work and life of patients, and drug treatment is ineffective.

2. Those who have had at least one or more acute urinary harbor retention, or the residual urine volume is often more than 60 ml

3. The patient has developed complications caused by prostatic hyperplasia, such as recurrent macroscopic hematuria, recurrent urinary tract infection, complicated bladder stones, huge bladder suffocation, inguinal hernia, secondary upper urinary tract hydrops, renal impairment and other symptoms.

5. How to treat prostatic hyperplasia

1. Fusion therapy

The instrument is probed through the anus into the patient's rectum. The drug penetrates into the prostate tissue by heating it around the prostate. Achieve the purpose of treatment.

2. Nanotherapy

The propaganda method is mainly based on the use of small molecule nanotechnology, the drug components exist in the form of small molecules, the penetration is very strong, can penetrate the three layers of lipid membrane of the prostate, and the drug ingredients quickly reach the affected area, which solves the root cause of repeated prostate diseases.

3. Injection therapy

Using a variety of inexpensive drugs to synthesize a high-priced compound, the doctor inserts his finger into the anus and presses, and a slender needle is inserted through the woman's private parts to push the drug into the prostate tissue.