Patient's question:
Recently, for about a week, there has been blood and thick urine again during urination. Do you need to have minimally invasive surgery on the prostate? Is there a risk and sequelae at this age?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia is more common in elderly men over 50 years old. If there is a recurrence of thick urine in the urethra, it is caused by a split infection. Prostate minimally invasive surgery is generally used for patients with severe fibrosis that interferes with urination. If the fibrosis diameter is greater than 10mm, it is recommended that if the urinary symptoms are not severe, such as difficulty urinating, dribbling urine, etc., it is not necessary to perform prostate minimally invasive surgery. During the treatment of prostate hyperplasia, in addition to medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also very important. The patient must avoid excessive mental tension and worry to prevent unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of prostate hyperplasia.