Patient's question:
Prostate hyperplasia, have not been treated? How to treat? Don't know what to do, want to know how to eliminate the symptoms.Doctor's answer:
Early-stage prostate cancer patients can be treated well in some cases. Prostate cancer in its early stages often shows no obvious symptoms, and 80% of prostate cancer patients are already in the late stage when detected. Therefore, the treatment of prostate cancer is also not very optimistic. If prostate cancer is discovered in its early stages, it can be treated well through surgical intervention. Early detection of prostate cancer during the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia may incidentally reveal cancer, with inflammation limited and most cells dividing well. The condition of most patients remains stable, with slow progression, and only about 1% may die from the cancer. Due to the favorable prognosis, immediate surgical treatment or radiation and endocrine therapy are generally not recommended.