What are the clinical manifestations of prostatic hyperplasia Symptoms and treatment of prostatic hyperplasia

What are the clinical manifestations of prostatic hyperplasia?

The clinical manifestations of prostatic hyperplasia can be divided into the following:

First, there is frequent urination. Early nocturnal urinary frequency in the early stages of prostatic hyperplasia may be an early manifestation. Complications such as inflammation and stones can aggravate frequent urination. During this time, irritating symptoms such as urgency to urinate and painful urination may occur.

Second, a progressive increase in dysuria can begin to manifest itself as waiting to urinate.As the obstruction worsens, urination becomes difficult, and the urine flow is interrupted or thinned.

Third, as symptoms of dysuria worsen, about half of patients may have acute urinary reserve.

Fourth, as the bladder storage increases, filling incontinence occurs after the intravesical pressure increases to a certain extent. Finally, due to the aggravation of urinary tract obstruction symptoms in the later stage, it may lead to the formation of hydronephrosis due to the reflux of urine, and even renal impairment oruremiaIn conclusion, the clinical manifestations of prostatic hyperplasia are an ongoing process.

Symptoms and treatment of prostatic hyperplasia

According to the different conditions of patients, different treatment methods such as watchful waiting, drug treatment, and surgical treatment should be selected clinically.

The first is to watch and wait, patients with mild urinary tract symptoms and moderate symptoms or above, and no obvious impact on the quality of life.

The second is drug treatment.

First, α receptor blockers are often used in clinical applications such as terazosin, doxazosin, and tamsulosin.

Second, 5-α finasteride and dutasteride are applications of cyclase inhibitors.

Third, combination therapy, the first α receptor tissue agent and 5-α cyclase inhibitor are combined, the second is the combination of α receptor blocker and M receptor antagonist, M tolterodine and solina are commonly used in clinical receptor antagonists.

Fourth, plant preparations, clinical Tongurine, pro-Bao, etc.

Fifth, traditional Chinese medicine.

The third category is surgical treatment. Depending on the specific situation of the patient with prostatic hyperplasia, the following surgical treatments are usually chosen.

1. Urethral resection of the prostate.

2. Open prostatectomy.

3. Plasma bipolar resection.

4. Urethral or laser prostatectomy.

5. Transurethral prostate laser evaporation.

6. Urethral prostate laser coagulation.

7. Microwave treatment of urethra.

The above are some of the ways to treat the symptoms of prostatic hyperplasia.