How is benign prostatic hyperplasia treated?

Patient's question:

Lower abdominal pain, urinating urgently at night but it takes a long time to urinate, acid, bloated, and painful during urination. Gland size 5.75.7. PSA 11.6. Had blood in urine for several consecutive days. How to treat it

Doctor's answer:

Tumor markers are high, and there are symptoms of ureteral and intestinal obstruction, while the glands are enlarged. It is recommended to undergo an ultrasound or MRI to check for any masses inside the prostate. Based on your current symptoms and thorough examination results, this condition may not be very good, and you should prepare for the possibility of cancer. It is advised to consult the urology department for a follow-up visit and further examination. Surgical treatment may be necessary if needed. In addition to treatment, it is important to maintain adequate sleep, as sufficient rest will help you recover quickly from the illness.

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