Patient's question:
Doctors make a diagnosis like this: benign prostatic hyperplasia with fibrosis (B：17mm13mm strong light clusters). Blood test results: occult blood 1+. Surgery is recommended, but the patient cannot understand the surgery. Is there any other method to treat this disease?Doctor's answer:
What symptoms do patients have need careful examination only MRI can confirm benign prostatic hyperplasia does not surgery for this. The treatment of prostate calcification is even less. If you are 37 with prostatitis frequent urination urgent urination fork can carefully check the routine check of prostatic fluid. Urinary difficulties oral halley can stabilize. Bacterial prostatitis usually needs antibiotic treatment for 2-4 weeks. Plant preparations for 1 month. It is helpful to adjust your lifestyle and stop sexual activity. Pay attention to rest and avoid spicy and stimulating foods. Surgery may have side effects so you need to make a careful decision. Go to a regular public hospital.