Patient's question:
The doctor did a health check a few days ago and carefully discovered that I have benign prostatic hyperplasia. I am very worried, I am afraid of dying. I am only 25 years old this year, is there a good treatment method? I don't want to be hospitalizedDoctor's answer:
The prostate is a small accessory gland organ, but the surgical removal of the prostate is a major operation that causes significant harm to the body. Because the prostate is deeply embedded in the male pelvic cavity, with the urethra and vas deferens passing through it, and it is also adjacent to organs such as the bladder, rectum, and penis, any slight carelessness during surgery could lead to serious consequences. This is precisely why patients are reluctant to understand the reasons for the surgery, and it is also why general doctors are not keen to perform this type of operation.