Patient's question:
I have a curved urinary tract and my penis is also tilted to the left. I have a history of sexual activity. I'm a bit busy with work and haven't had a thorough check-up. Which hospital is good for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Which technology is best for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)? BPH is a common condition in elderly men, usually occurring after the age of 50, with the incidence rate gradually decreasing as age increases. The treatment of BPH is a long-term process. Additionally, in terms of diet, lifestyle, and daily routines, it is important to avoid foods, abstain from alcohol, take care to prevent colds, avoid strenuous exercise, prevent prolonged sitting and long-distance bicycle riding, and urinate promptly—never hold in urine. Self-care is very important. If done well, it can not only stabilize treatment effects but also prevent the worsening of the condition and the recurrence of acute urinary retention. It is recommended that patients with BPH seek timely examination and treatment at a regular hospital to address the underlying causes.