Patient's question:
Urinary frequency with lower abdominal pain, test results: benign prostatic hyperplasia, with fluid accumulation. Previous treatment and effectiveness: took medication, not stable. What kind of help is needed: What medication should be taken.Doctor's answer:
Regarding benign prostatic hyperplasia, it is best not to blindly use medication. Instead, one should tailor the treatment based on their specific condition. After undergoing relevant examinations such as a prostate ultrasound and PSA test, treatment should be administered based on the results of these careful evaluations. In daily life, proper care should be taken, such as:1. Avoiding getting cold;
2. Absolutely abstaining from alcohol;
3. Reducing the intake of spicy and irritating foods;
4. Not holding in urine;
5. Avoiding overexertion;
6. Preventing prolonged sitting;
7. Drinking an adequate amount of water;
8. Using medications cautiously;
9. Treating urinary system diseases promptly;
10. Massaging the lower abdomen, etc.
Wishing you good health! In fact, having benign prostatic hyperplasia is not something to fear. Patients should believe in their ability to overcome the illness.