Patient's question:
During a health check-up, it was carefully detected that I have benign prostatic hyperplasia. There haven't been significant discomforts in my body on a daily basis. I haven't divorced or had children yet, and I often play basketball to stay fit. I'm quite puzzled about this condition reappearing again. What kind of help I'm looking for: How have you encountered benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), is a common chronic disease among elderly men and one of the most prevalent conditions in urology. Around the age of 45, the prostate in men tends to follow two trends: a small portion tends to expand, while another small portion tends to fibrosis, with the glandular volume gradually decreasing, forming prostate hyperplasia. It is recommended that if a person suffers from prostate hyperplasia, they should promptly seek treatment at a regular and professional hospital.