Young people have enlarged prostate

At present, some young people have enlarged prostates. Many people are puzzled by this. How can young people have enlarged prostates? Isn't prostate hyperplasia a common disease among the elderly? In fact, this is not the case. Young people can also have prostate hyperplasia. Let's take a look at the diagnosis, treatment methods and related precautions of prostate hyperplasia in young people.

Can young people get prostate hyperplasia?

It is an indisputable fact that prostate hyperplasia is a common disease among the elderly, but young people can also suffer from prostate hyperplasia. After research, experts have come up with a group of reports, with an age range of 28-45 years old, with an average of 38.4 years old. The course of the disease is 5-38 months, with an average of 17.9 months. All cases were diagnosed by rectal examination, B-ultrasound, cystoscopy and CT before surgery. All cases had symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, difficulty urinating, hesitation, thin urine stream and end-of-urinary dribbling.

The clinical characteristics of prostate hyperplasia in young people are: young patients with prostate hyperplasia are prone to mental and neurological symptoms such as dizziness, irritability, anxiety, memory and sexual dysfunction. Patients are in their prime years, and due to a series of symptoms such as difficulty urinating, their lives and work are seriously affected. They are prone to mental and psychological disorders and are prone to have an impression of "premature aging" and "inferiority" towards themselves.

The increase in nocturia is not obvious. Increased nocturia is a major symptom of benign prostatic hyperplasia. Most young people urinate less than 2 times at night.

Will young people get prostate hyperplasia? It is easy to misdiagnose it as chronic prostatitis. In the early stage of the disease, the symptoms are frequent urination, urgent urination, hesitation to urinate, difficulty urinating, and dribbling at the end of urine. The clinical manifestations are very similar to those of chronic prostatitis. In addition, age factors make it easy for patients and medical staff to misdiagnose it as prostatitis subjectively and objectively. In addition, young people who suffer from prostate hyperplasia are active in cooperating with treatment and have a strong desire to relieve it.

For young patients with prostate hyperplasia, they should be fully prepared mentally before surgical treatment, and doctors should also seriously do psychological work for patients to eliminate their concerns. It should be noted that during surgical treatment, the gland should be completely removed to avoid gland remnants, so as to avoid recurrence of hyperplasia or cancer in the future.