Patient's question:
The feeling of not being able to urinate cleanly, and I feel like my hemorrhoids are also a bit severe. Is this due to my benign prostatic hyperplasia? Please ask: What methods can quickly treat benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Prostate Hyperplasia Stage I: The first symptoms include frequent urination, difficulty urinating, a feeling of incomplete emptying, residual urine (but not exceeding 50 milliliters), increased nocturia (at least 4-5 times per night, interfering with deep sleep). Hormonal therapy and symptomatic treatment can be adopted.Prostate Hyperplasia Stage II: Nocturia becomes even more frequent, the urinary stream becomes thin, urination becomes weak, and the (range) of urination shortens. The amount of residual urine increases (less than 100 milliliters). Avoid holding urine to prevent sudden bladder neck flushing, which can worsen urination difficulties. Maintain regular bowel movements to prevent constipation, as long-term constipation can also compress the bladder neck. Avoid excessive fatigue, especially prolonged sitting, to prevent poor blood flow in the prostate area. Eat a light diet, reduce spicy or irritating foods, and limit or avoid alcohol.
Finally, wish all patients a speedy recovery.