Men with prostatic hyperplasia need to prevent blood in the urine

I believe that the majority of male friends are already very familiar with prostatic hyperplasia, which is a very common disease that has a great impact on men. When a man has this disease, it can have a great impact on the genitourinary system, making it difficult for the patient to urinate, and even causing blood in the urine.

Quite a few elderly people with prostatic hyperplasia have inexplicably developed blood in the urine, which makes them very nervous because in their perception, blood in the urine is associated with malignant tumors. After a series of clinical examinations, many people find no lesions other than prostatic hyperplasia.They were puzzled by this; Why does prostatic hyperplasia also cause blood in the urine? It is true that hematuria can occur only with prostatic hyperplasia, and occasionally large amounts of blood and blood clots in the urine.

We know that hyperplasia of blood vessels in the prostate can also increase, especially a pathologically classified as interstitial hyperplasia, which is manifested by a large proliferation of fibrous tissue and blood vessels, and the proliferative tissue protrudes into the urethral lumen, and the chance of being hit by urine is more and stronger. Because the hyperplasia of the prostate makes the patient unable to urinate, the patient urins too hard, or the local decompression after urination, which can easily lead to the rupture of the abundant blood vessels in the prostate and cause hematuria. In addition, the compression of the urethra by prostatic hyperplasia can also be combined with other lesions of the urinary tract, such as inflammation of the urethra and bladder, bladder stones, bladder diverticulum, etc., which can also cause hematuria.

For the male disease of prostatic hyperplasia, it mainly occurs in some middle-aged and elderly men who are old and frail. However, as the disease progresses, some adolescents are also susceptible to the disease. This requires the majority of male friends to pay attention to prevention at ordinary times. Learn more about disease prevention.