How to treat prostatic hyperplasia symptomatically, and what are the symptoms of prostate patients?
Prostate disease is a more common disease in men, and the treatment process of this kind of disease is generally long, mainly with medication, but many patients find that the treatment effect is not so good after a period of medication, so it is necessary to pay attention to finding the right treatment method at this time.
So, what are the good treatments for patients with prostate disease in general?
1. Treatment
1. Watchful waiting
For patients with mild disease, doctors do not recommend the use of medical treatment, do a good job of dietary care in life, avoid the aggravation of the disease, and do a check-up every once in a while. This is because if the disease is mild, it will not have much impact on the patient's life.
2. Medication
For patients with prostatic hyperplasia who have a serious illness that has obviously affected the patient's life, the severity of the drug will be determined clinically according to the severity of the disease. In the current medical environment, there are still many specific drugs with very good treatment effects, so there is no need to worry too much.
3. Surgical treatment
For patients who are already very sick, surgery is the last and necessary option. In some clinical patients, the ureter has been compressed by the disease, resulting in difficulty in urination, and surgical treatment is the first treatment.
2. Symptoms
1. Frequent urination and urgency
In the early stage of prostatic hyperplasia, the frequency of urination increases, because prostatic hyperplasia causes posterior urethral infarction, which hinders normal urination, and a part of urine will remain in the bladder every time you urinate, reducing the bladder capacity and causing frequent urination.
2. Laborious urination
This is another obvious symptom in the early stages of prostatic hyperplasia, especially when you first urinate, it takes a lot of effort to pass it, and the urine stream is very thin.Some patients hold their breath for a long time when urinating, resulting in intermittent urination, which all say that prostatic hyperplasia has a certain degree of compression of the urethra.
3. Urinary incontinence
When there is a large amount of residual urine in the bladder, there is often a phenomenon of filling urinary incontinence, and the patient is very distressed when the urine is dripping when urinating, and the pants and shoes are often wet.
4. Hematuria
In the early stage of prostatic hyperplasia, the prostate gland is congested, producing varicose veins in the bladder, forming bladder hemorrhoids, causing blood vessels to rupture and produce hematuria.
5. Acute urinary retention
Acute urinary retention occurs in men due to cold, drinking, and excessive fatigue leading to congestion and edema of the glands and bladder neck, which can cause the patient's bladder to be extremely distended, painful, and have difficulty urinating.
6. Hypersexuality
Patients with early prostatic hyperplasia may suddenly become more desired, which is caused by the prostate gland enlargement causing the prostate to malfunction, and the feedback causes a sudden increase in testicular function.