Patient's question:
A 29-year-old male has been feeling very tired for a while. After checking into the hospital, he found out he was sick. Please ask: How should the treatment be appropriate if the examination reveals severe prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia is primarily related to factors such as the effects of sex hormones, peptide growth factors, obesity, dietary and lifestyle habits. An increase in total energy and total protein intake, as well as enhanced consumption of fat, milk and dairy products, red meat, grains, poultry, and starchy foods can potentially exacerbate prostate hyperplasia.The treatment of prostate hyperplasia is based on stabilizing symptoms. If bladder urine retention reoccurs, catheterization should be performed for urination, which cannot reverse the reduced inflammation. Prevention of prostate hyperplasia mainly involves measures such as avoiding cold exposure, absolute abstinence from alcohol, reducing the intake of spicy foods, and drinking more water regularly.