Prostatic transurethral intervention can damage the corpus cavernosum?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

[Condition Analysis: Transurethral intervention is a potentially damaging treatment for prostate issues, which can cause varying degrees of damage to the urethral mucosa and the prostate area. It is recommended that your condition be professionally examined and diagnosed at a formal hospital before undergoing standardized treatment to avoid secondary infections.
Advice: Hello, transurethral intervention for the prostate is not a scientific approach. It not only fails to treat the condition effectively but also easily causes irreversible damage. If the procedure is repeated too many times, recovery becomes extremely difficult. For prostate treatment, it is preferable to choose traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and herbal therapies, which focus on regulating and unblocking the prostate ducts, detoxification, and restoring prostate function. Western medicine can be used as supplementary treatment when there is a bacterial infection, but it should not be used for an extended period, as it poses significant harm to the liver and kidneys. Avoid destructive treatments such as surgery, puncture, electrofusion, or intervention to prevent irreparable damage. Additionally, pay attention to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Wishing you a speedy recovery! Feel free to communicate with me if you have any questions.]

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