What are the causes of recurrent prostatic hyperplasia?

A considerable number of patients with prostatic hyperplasia are usually forced to undergo traumatic surgical treatment due to the presence of more serious urinary tract obstruction symptoms, such as urinary weakness, urine dripping, urinary retention, etc., to remove a part of the gland that has prostatic hyperplasia, compressed the urethra of the prostate, and induced urinary tract obstruction.

By removing part of the gland from the prostate, in addition to the hypertrophic prostate under B-ultrasound, the hypertrophic prostate may retract, and the compression of the posterior urethra of the prostate can usually be directly relieved; Various symptoms of urinary tract obstruction can usually be significantly improved. However, this retraction, this improvement, is often temporary......

It is understood that prostatic hyperplasia, by removing part of the gland from the hyperplasia, although it can directly relieve the compression of the hyperplastic part of the gland on the posterior urethra, and alleviate various symptoms of urinary tract obstruction. However, after a period of time after surgery, the glands that have been removed will still grow back; The posterior urethra of the prostate that has been relieved will still reappear; The symptoms of various urinary tract obstruction that have been relieved will still recur.

Surgery to treat prostatic hyperplasia, why does this situation of "cutting a piece and growing a piece" occur?

In this regard, the main reason for the surgical treatment of prostatic hyperplasia is that the pathogenesis of prostatic hyperplasia is relatively special. In addition to controlling urination and ejaculation, the prostate also has the function of converting hormones and supplying the whole body. For men, the prostate conversions hormones and supplies the function of the whole body, which is directly related to the strength of men's "masculinity".

The main reason for the prostate hyperplasia is that with age, the prostate will continue to age and die, and the function of converting hormones and supplying the whole body will continue to decline, which cannot meet the needs of the whole body and maintain the "masculinity" of men normally.

According to the pathogenesis of prostatic hyperplasia, as long as the prostate converts hormone and supplies the function of the whole body, it cannot meet the needs of the whole body, and the prostate will always have the possibility of hyperplasia.

Surgery to treat prostatic hyperplasia and cut out the prostate tissue that has grown out of the prostate is actually equivalent to destroying the new and alternative function of the prostate, and it is equivalent to weakening the function of the prostate to convert hormone and supply the whole body.In the case that the whole body cannot meet the needs of the whole body, the prostate will still grow an extra part, and eventually the surgical treatment of prostatic hyperplasia will "cut a piece, grow a piece".

Therefore, for prostatic hyperplasia and the symptoms of urinary tract obstruction caused by prostatic hyperplasia, a reasonable treatment method should be to repair and activate the aging and necrotic prostate tissue, restore the descending and lost function of the prostate, and match it with the needs of the whole male body, rather than blindly accepting traumatic surgical treatment for short-term effects.