Patient's question:
Today, while visiting the urology department for treatment, I noticed that some people have benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). How should the identification and diagnosis of BPH be performed?Doctor's answer:
If you have benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), it generally needs to be diagnosed through ultrasound imaging. In most cases, BPH can be treated with symptomatic therapy based on individual circumstances. If the BPH is particularly severe and causes urinary retention, surgical removal can be performed to address the issue. It is also important to prevent the recurrence of prostatic inflammation. Whether it is hyperplasia can be determined through a prostate biopsy for a thorough examination and diagnosis. BPH can be cured.