Patient's question:
Diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia last September, I haven't had any significant symptoms during that time. Recently, I've been feeling abdominal fullness, and urination has been intermittent. I've also been waking up frequently at night and experiencing urinary frequency and urgency during the day. Does this mean my condition has become serious? Please ask: How can benign prostatic hyperplasia be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Prostate hyperplasia is a common and easily occurring male disease, with the main harm being premature ejaculation, difficulty urinating, infertility, and abnormal semen. When prostate hyperplasia or inflammation occurs again, the number of spermatozoa increases, and with fewer spherosomes, the number of sperm gradually increases. The quality and motility of sperm, as well as sexual desire, will improve. You can take Pulegan tablets and antibiotics orally, and remember that the drugs must be used in combination with physical therapy. For patients with prostate enlargement, while understanding standard treatment, they can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily dietary habits, it is essential to avoid being overly hungry or overly full, and never overeat.