Patient's question:
I have benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Recently, I have been experiencing symptoms of frequent urination and urgency. When urinating, I feel weak and. I have been taking medication for a while, but I always feel that it is not effective.Doctor's answer:
Prostate enlargement is not a terminal illness; it is merely a disease that affects men, so it is considered curable. However, the current difficulty in curing this condition is relatively high. Additionally, some patients may develop other prostate diseases, such as second-grade neuron-related issues, during the course of the illness, which further complicates treatment. It is important not to use hormone medications long-term, as this can easily lead to drug resistance and poor efficacy. If symptoms do not improve after three weeks of observation, it is advisable to directly visit a hospital for surgery.