Patient's question:
What medication should be taken for benign prostatic hyperplasia? What medication should be taken for benign prostatic hyperplasia? Can you not go to the hospital for treatment? What medication should be taken for benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Due to the misuse of antibiotics in society in recent years, bacteria have developed resistance. If antibiotics are used alone for treatment, bacterial culture must be performed to identify sensitive drugs for timely. If Western medicine is directly targeted, it is the opposite; bacteria will develop resistance, making the condition very difficult to treat. Traditional methods of medication, such as oral drugs, intravenous fluids, and pills, cannot completely cure benign prostatic hyperplasia. Moreover, Chinese medicine only provides some restorative and antibacterial effects but does not thoroughly eliminate bacteria. Additionally, due to the highly specialized structure of the prostate, most medications struggle to surpass the body's natural healing effects. Men who experience embarrassing symptoms should not delay treatment due to embarrassment, as this can worsen the condition.