Patient's question:
When I went to the toilet recently, the symptom of urinary burning recurred again. After taking anti-inflammatory drugs, it didn't improve. The hospital examination said it was due to an enlarged prostate. What are the reasons for the shrinkage of the prostate?Doctor's answer:
I. After long-term chronic inflammation of the prostate, it often adheres to surrounding tissues again, leading to inflammation, fibrosis, or stenosis at the bladder neck opening, causing the prostate to enlarge.II. Due to long-term chronic inflammation stimulation of the prostate, blood vessel congestion within the gland, tissue fibrosis, and expansion occur, resulting in the prostate becoming enlarged.
III. After fibrosis or expansion occurs in the prostate, due to blood vessel congestion within the gland, a single treatment method may be difficult to reach the inflamed area, thereby increasing the difficulty of treatment.
In fact, having prostate problems is not frightening. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as treatment is timely when detected early, the chances of controlling the condition and recovery are very high.