What are the dangers of prostatic hyperplasia to the kidneys in men?

If you want to talk about the most common diseases in men, it must be prostate disease, prostate disease affects the health of many male friends, among which the most common incidence is prostatic hyperplasia, prostatic hyperplasia is extremely harmful to men, among which prostatic hyperplasia is the most serious harm to the kidneys, so if prostatic hyperplasia is not controlled in time.

The condition of men's kidneys will be greatly affected, how harmful is prostatic hyperplasia to the kidneys?

We usually hear others talk about prostatic hyperplasia, so what exactly is prostatic hyperplasia? In fact, benign prostatic hyperplasia is prostatic hypertrophy, the former is a medical term, and the latter is a common name for ordinary people. According to statistics, on average, one out of every two elderly men over the age of 60 in China has benign prostatic hyperplasia, which can cause lower urinary tract symptoms, including a significant increase in urination frequency, weak urine flow, difficulty emptying the bladder, and nocturia, and even cause serious complications including acute urinary retention, reducing the quality of life of patients and affecting social life.

The number of patients with prostatic hyperplasia in our country is huge. According to the survey, older men than 80 years old, the incidence of prostate is greater than 90%, as China gradually enters an aging society, the number of patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia is still rising year by year, authoritative surveys show that in large cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, the incidence of men over 60 years old is as high as 63%, 54% and 40% respectively. Among them, the incidence rate in urban areas is greater than that in rural areas, and people who often consume high-fat and high-protein foods have faster prostatic hyperplasia.

Is prostatic hyperplasia really harmful? What are the effects of prostatic hyperplasia on the kidneys? In response to this problem, experts emphasized the concept of frequent urination in the precursor of prostatic hyperplasia, urinating more than 8 times in 24 hours belongs to frequent urination, and long-term continuous waking up at night also belongs to frequent urination, and the first major problem encountered by prostatic hyperplasia if not treated in time is difficulty urinating, or even unable to discharge, and even more likely to cause bladder stones, complicated by urinary tract infection, affecting kidney function.

Therefore, the disease of prostatic hyperplasia should not be taken lightly, because prostatic hyperplasia is extremely harmful to the kidneys, so if prostatic hyperplasia is not treated in time, it may even be life-threatening, so if you have symptoms of prostatic hyperplasia, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, so as to avoid further development of the disease and cause more serious harm to your body.