Patient's question:
Male, 58 years old, symptoms: 1. The patient may experience frequent urination again; 2. Weak urine flow, thinning of the urine stream, and dribbling.Doctor's answer:
There are several factors that can lead to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and patients need to undergo professional and thorough examinations for diagnosis. It is absolutely essential not to engage in blind treatment to avoid adverse consequences. Various conditions can cause prostate enlargement, such as prostatitis and prostate stones. Prostate enlargement caused by prostatitis is closely related to the congestion, swelling, and infiltration of inflammatory cells in the prostate. With effective treatment, the prostate often gradually returns to its normal size.