Patient's question:
My prostate has shown signs of shrinkage, with frequent nighttime urination. So, how small does the prostate need to be to be considered fibrosis? Therefore, I want to know what size of the prostate is considered hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Now, for patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), the medication of choice is generally Prostect. Since you're not seeing significant improvement, it's possible that your fibrosis has further progressed, which is why the medication isn't working as well. You could try traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), but if that doesn't help either, surgical treatment is still recommended.I suggest you get a check-up to see the extent of your BPH. If it's quite severe, early surgical treatment is the best approach. For BPH patients, daily treatment mainly focuses on symptomatic management. You can take many oral medications, supplement with various vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoiding cold foods. We hope BPH patients can recover as soon as possible.