Patient's question:
Father went to the hospital for a thorough examination a few days ago and found that he had benign prostatic hyperplasia. He has already undergone surgery and is currently in the recovery phase. I would like to ask what activities are suitable after the surgery?Doctor's answer:
Prostate enlargement is a normal physiological phenomenon in elderly men. Some may experience clinical symptoms such as difficulty urinating, frequent urination, and other issues. If urinary retention occurs again, surgery may be necessary. If there are no symptoms, you can leave it alone! Your father has already had surgery. He does not need to do is exercise more, avoid strenuous exercise. Eat more vegetables and water, avoid spicy food, reduce the impact of eating, strictly prohibit smoking and drinking beer, exercise more, pay attention to dietary rules, reduce resistance, prevent long sitting time less than two hours, stand up and exercise for 5–10 minutes, prevent overexertion, colds, catching colds, holding back urine, and riding bicycles for too long.