Patient's question:
During my previous company's health check-up, they said I had mild prostatic hyperplasia, but the doctor mentioned it was mild and not yet at the stage where surgery is needed. He advised me to take good care of it. I personally feel that this condition must be treated at the right time and quickly, without delaying. So, I'd like to ask, what is the best time for treating prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
During a routine health check-up, it was found that there was mild atrophy of the prostate. If this condition reoccurs, you can take some medication for maintenance, such as Finasteride tablets or Prostatic Capsule Shuntong. These can usually be purchased at pharmacies. Avoid spicy foods like chili peppers and beer in your daily diet. Benign prostatic fibrosis is a common phenomenon. Early detection and timely treatment are sufficient—there is no need to worry.