Patient's question:
Prostatic Hyperplasia In July 2010, at the Worker's Hospital, medication treatment was used, which was Enrofloxacin. Examination and test results: Very small amount of phospholipids. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Poor effectiveness. What kind of help is desired: Hello expert, is there a special method?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), is a common and prevalent condition among middle-aged and elderly men. In recent years, with the gradual advancement of minimally invasive techniques, the treatment methods for prostate hyperplasia have undergone significant changes. In the past, medication was often the primary approach, primarily targeting symptoms caused by urinary obstruction, such as frequent urination and difficulty urinating. Methods like transurethral laser therapy, microwave, and radiofrequency were also used. However, these approaches only address the symptoms and do not treat the root cause, making them prone to recurrence.For treating prostate hyperplasia, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbal medicines such as Poria, lotus seeds, Alisma orientale, Bupleurum, Tribulus terrestris, Cuscuta chinensis, Eucommia ulmoides, Polygonum multiflorum, mulberry, Rosae rugosae, Hystrixis cornu, and Ostrea gigas. These herbs are known for their fast-acting and effective results.