Patient's question:
Which hospital is good for benign prostatic hyperplasia? I currently have urinary tract issues and my penis is also leaning to the left. I have a sexual history. I'm a bit busy with training and haven't had a thorough check-up. What are the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia and how is it treated? How did it lead to benign prostatic hyperplasia? How can I get a quick check-up?Doctor's answer:
Incontinence is also one of the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). The amount of residual urine continues to increase, and when there is a large amount of residual urine, there is often (refilling incontinence). Frequent dribbling of urine makes the patient's pants wet often, causing great distress. These are all symptoms of BPH. Therefore, if a man experiences physical discomfort, he should not delay seeking treatment, as timely treatment is key. It should be noted that drinking too much water is also not advisable. From 7 to 8 p.m. until bedtime, try to drink less or avoid drinking water altogether. Avoid eating watermelon or consuming beverages containing caffeine.