Patient's question:
I have benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and incontinence. I always feel the urge to urinate, but there isn't much urine. What should I do about BPH? What are the symptoms?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia is also a systemic destructive disease. Due to poor excretion, it severely interferes with deep sleep and survival. In the early stages, it can manifest as frequent urination and nocturia. As it progresses, it may develop into prolonged urination hesitation and a split urinary stream. If it continues to worsen, it can evolve into incontinence. The onset of prostate hyperplasia is related to patients' unhealthy lifestyle habits. The five unhealthy habits—sitting for long periods, consuming spicy foods, constipation, exposure to cold, and excessive sexual activity—can potentially lead to prostatitis. In addition to symptomatic treatment for prostate hyperplasia, patients also need to pay attention to their diet, such as eating properly and maintaining a cheerful mood.