Patient's question:
I've felt that my physical fitness has significantly declined since I was in my 50s, especially in terms of urination. I often experience difficulty urinating and sometimes have to stand there for a long time to finish urinating completely. The doctor said that my condition might be due to aging and benign prostatic hyperplasia. I'd like to consult on how to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia.Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia is related to male hormones, which generally leads to frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty in urination. Currently, the recurrence of the aforementioned symptoms can be resolved through the following methods: First, medication to reduce male hormones; second, stabilizing local blood circulation; third, correcting it through surgery. Additionally, there are treatments that provide temporary symptomatic relief for prostate hyperplasia.