Patient's question:
I am 32 years old this year and generally in good health. Today, during a health check-up at the First Affiliated Hospital, I was diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia, approximately 4030 in size. It is estimated that I have had this condition for about one month. My urination is mostly normal, with no symptoms of urgency or frequency.Doctor's answer:
If the patient's long-term symptoms are mild and do not affect daily life or deep sleep, special treatment is generally not required. Careful observation and waiting can be adopted, but close monitoring of data is necessary. If symptoms improve, follow-up should be timely to receive appropriate treatment. Careful observation and waiting is a non-pharmacological and non-surgical treatment measure, including patient education, lifestyle guidance, medication splitting guidance, and irregular monitoring of data. If symptoms are severe and significantly affect quality of life, despite conventional treatment, or if the patient has developed complications again, surgical treatment may be necessary.