Patient's question:
Difficulty urinating, normal urination, difficulty urinating, urine dripping. In the past two months, urinary dysfunction and repeated catheterization have led to poor quality of life. If I have benign prostatic hyperplasia, what should I do? Which hospital has a good treatment effect?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is prostatitis. Due to the blockage of the glandular ducts in the prostatic capsule, medication finds it difficult to reach, making long-term self-healing challenging. Additionally, with increasing age, the recurrence of hyperlipidemia leads to the accumulation of lipids in the prostate capillaries, further hindering the normal blood flow of medication to the affected areas. As a result, the prostate cannot receive adequate nutrition, and the autonomous immune system is also disrupted, severely impairing immune function.You can purchase these medications at a local pharmacy. Home treatment can be convenient, effective, and economical. I hope you can recover quickly and get well soon.