Patient's question:
I recently don't know why I feel extremely uncomfortable downstairs, and I also don't have morning erections anymore. Please ask, to what extent does benign prostatic hyperplasia with calcification require surgery?Doctor's answer:
It is not recommended to undergo surgery, as it may cause new trauma and could potentially be counterproductive. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and herbal medicine have accumulated many unique treatment methods through long-term clinical practice. It is advised to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Angelica sinensis (Dang Gui), lotus seeds (Lian Xu), Alisma orientale (Da Yun), Epimedium (Xian Ling Pi), Tribulus terrestris (Sha Yuan Zi), Cuscuta chinensis (Tu Si Zi), Eucommia ulmoides (Du Zhong), Polygonum multiflorum (Ba Jie), Morus alba (Sang Shen), Rosa laevigata (Jin Ying Zi), Hystrixis dorcas (Ci Wei Pi), Ostrea gigas (Hai Nuan Fen), Poria cocos (Yun Ling), Lycium barbarum (Gou Qi), Achyranthes bidentata (Niu Xie), Prunella vulgaris (Yang Gu Fen), and Asellus anguinus (Bai Yu Biao) for combined treatment. These herbs are effective, produce rapid results, and completely break away from the traditional anti-inflammatory approach to treating prostate diseases. They can comprehensively improve the internal and external state of the prostate, eliminate inflammation, and promote its recovery. This method effectively addresses the challenges of drug penetration and absorption in the prostate, first opening up the capsule channels and to allow inflammatory substances to be smoothly expelled from the body. It also opens metabolic and nutrient channels, clears lipid deposits in small blood vessels, and ensures the rapid entry of medicinal efficacy. Gradually, the prostate shrinks, and hyperplasia is eliminated, restoring sexual function, ensuring smooth urination, boosting energy, and fully recovering sexual function. All discomfort caused by prostate diseases will be completely gone.