Patient's question:
I previously had benign prostatic hyperplasia. Today, I need to have marker tests for a follow-up examination. Why are the test results so high?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia is a common and easily occurring male disease, with the main harm being premature ejaculation, difficulty urinating, infertility, abnormal semen, and recurrent inflammation of the prostate. When prostate hyperplasia or inflammation occurs again, the number of spermatozoa increases, and with fewer spherosomes, the quality and motility of sperm also improve, along with increased libido! You can take oral medication, but remember that medications must be combined with physical therapy: sit in a hot bath for 20 minutes every night, with the water as hot as possible. A 15-day course is recommended, with a break of 3-5 days before repeating.