Patient's question:
During a health check, it was said that there was mild prostatic hyperplasia with fibrosis, but there were no symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, or dysuria. Only sometimes there is urine splitting and waiting phenomenon. Hello, what is this, how should it be treated. Seeking professional explanation.Doctor's answer:
Based on your consultation content analysis, benign prostatic hyperplasia with fibrosis does not necessarily indicate any specific issue. Most cases are caused by past chronic inflammation or urine reflux. First, visit a regular hospital's urology department for further examination to rule out chronic prostatitis. If there is no chronic inflammation, you can wait and see. Fibrosis itself does not have any specific medication for treatment, and it is not necessary to treat it. In fact, having benign prostatic hyperplasia is not, and patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and symptomatic treatment is provided, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.