Patient's question:
My benign prostatic hyperplasia has been around for some time now. In the past two years, I've been experiencing frequent urination and urgency, especially needing to urinate 2-3 or more times during the night. This is despite restricting fluid intake at night, and the problem has worsened. I've been taking Harle and Proscar for half a month, but it hasn't been effective. What should I do? Thank you, doctor!Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia patients may experience difficulty urinating again. When they feel the urge to urinate, they have to wait for a long time in the toilet before the urine finally comes out slowly. The urine flow becomes thin, weak, and the is not far, sometimes even dripping line-like from the urethral opening. As the saying goes, "As people age, their kidney qi declines, and urination can wet the shoes," this is actually one of the manifestations of prostate hyperplasia.Recommendation: Currently, in clinical diagnosis, medication is only considered ineffective or refused by patients who do not accept medication treatment.