Patient's question:
Feeling very uncomfortable in the private area, that feeling can't be described, it affects work and life very much, it's very troublesome. Please ask, what methods are used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
BPH can be treated with different methods depending on the condition.BPH Stage I:
Firstly, symptoms such as frequent urination, difficulty urinating, a feeling of incomplete urination, residual urine (but not exceeding 50 ml), increased nocturia (at least 4-5 times per night), and impaired deep sleep may occur. Hormonal therapy and symptomatic treatment can be adopted.
BPH Stage II:
Nocturia becomes even more frequent, the urinary stream becomes thinner, urination becomes weak, the range of urination shortens, and residual urine volume increases (below 100 ml). If there is second-order neuron infection or calculus, symptoms such as urinary urgency, dysuria, and hematuria may reappear. In severe cases, acute urinary retention may occur. In this stage, BPH local microwave or radiofrequency thermotherapy can be performed to shrink the gland, relieve intestinal obstruction, and restore smooth urination, or a prostate balloon dilation procedure can be conducted. For second-order neuron infection, anti-infection treatment should be administered.