What are the dangers of prostate hyperplasia?

The early symptoms of prostate hyperplasia are that urination is relatively difficult, takes longer, is accompanied by pain, and has increased frequency of urination. There is also hematuria, which is because the enlarged prostate is in a state of congestion. When urinating vigorously, it will cause surface blood vessels to rupture and bleed. The harm of prostate hyperplasia cannot be ignored. If you have symptoms of prostate hyperplasia, you must seek treatment as soon as possible.

1. Cause kidney damage.

When the degree of obstruction gradually worsens, hydronephrosis, renal insufficiency, and renal hypertension are likely to occur.

2. Cause urinary incontinence.

Excessive residual urine can cause the bladder to lose its ability to contract, and the urine retained in the bladder gradually increases. When the bladder is over-inflated, urine will overflow from the urethra unconsciously. This phenomenon of urinary incontinence is called overflow incontinence. Such patients must receive emergency treatment.

3. Difficulty urinating

When prostate hyperplasia causes dysuria, patients with a history of hypertension are prone to cerebrovascular accidents and heart failure, which should be taken seriously. When prostate hyperplasia obstruction causes obvious accumulation of water in the kidney and ureter, the enlarged kidney can be felt and there is tenderness. When the bladder is full, a cystic mass can be felt in the middle of the lower abdomen. Sometimes the mass in the waist is inflammatory infiltration around the kidney, or swelling around the kidney.