Causes and treatment of prostatic hyperplasia

The causes of prostatic hyperplasia mainly include excessive prostate congestion, stimulation of inflammation, frequent urine holding, etc., it is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time to find out the cause, and alleviate it through drug treatment, surgical treatment and other methods.

1. Causes of prostatic hyperplasia

1. Hypercongestion of the prostate: If a man has excessive sexual life or sexual impulse, it can cause prostatic hyperplasia and congestion. In addition, if you like to eat spicy and sour food, or have bad habits such as drinking alcohol for a long time, it can lead to prostate congestion, which can cause prostatic hyperplasia. It is recommended to avoid these triggers as much as possible in your life to reduce the chance of disease.

2. Stimulation of inflammation:prostatitisIt is currently a multiple clinical disease, but many men ignore it due to excessive pressure in life, resulting in continuous congestion and edema of the prostate, and local inflammatory substances do not accumulate, resulting in the formation of prostatic hyperplasia. In addition, some men may have urethritis,cystitisand other diseases, the inflammation of these reproductive organs can cause prostate congestion, which in turn induces the appearance of prostatic hyperplasia.

3. Holding urine often: Holding urine is a very bad living habit, holding urine for a long time can lead to a great decrease in water intake, the frequency of urination will also decrease, and the urine concentration will increase. Toxins in the urine will also continue to accumulate, causing prostate injury and inducing prostatic hyperplasia. In addition, if you hold urine frequently, the pressure in the bladder is too high, which can cause urine to flow backwards into the prostate, which is more likely to induce this disease.

2. Treatment of prostatic hyperplasia

1. Drug treatment: If the condition is mild, oral drug treatment can be followed the doctor's instructions, and the current commonly used clinical drugs include tamsulosin hydrochloride sustained-release capsules, doxazosin mesylate sustained-release tablets and other α-receptor blockers. In addition, drugs such as 5-α reductase inhibitors such as aplevet tablets and finasteride tablets can also be selected.

2. Surgical treatment: If the patient's symptoms are more serious, such as repeated urinary retention, hematuria, infection, etc., accompanied by bladder stones, upper urinary tract hydrops and other symptoms, the improvement is not obvious through oral drugs, and surgical treatment is required at this time, such as transurethral resection of the prostate.

Prostatic hyperplasia can also be treated with transurethral microwave therapy, traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture treatment, etc., during the treatment period, drink more water appropriately, reduce the chance of urinary tract infection, reduce the stimulation of the prostate, pay attention to local warmth, such as perineal warmth, drink less alcohol, eat less spicy and irritating food, and avoid sitting for a long time. In addition, it is necessary to use drugs with caution, such as atropine sulfate tablets, belladonna tablets, etc.