Clinical manifestations of benign prostatic hyperplasia

What are the most typical symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia? We all know that my country has entered an aging population, with more and more elderly people every year, and the prevalence of various elderly diseases will continue to rise. For elderly male friends, the most important symptom is benign prostatic hyperplasia. Prostatic hyperplasia is generally benign. After suffering from prostatic hyperplasia, it will also cause some symptoms and manifestations, which we should pay attention to. Let us introduce them to you below.

Prostate hyperplasia has typical symptoms, which are frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and frequent urination. And these symptoms are all early prostate hyperplasia symptoms. If the patient's lower urinary tract obstruction symptoms worsen, the symptoms will become more and more obvious. The cause of this symptom is due to the failure of the detrusor muscle of the bladder to compensate, resulting in chronic urinary retention, which reduces the effective capacity of the bladder, causing the patient to urinate frequently, and the frequency of getting up at night increases significantly. If the patient also suffers from bladder stones and bladder infections, the increase in urinary frequency will be more obvious, and it will continue to cause symptoms of painful urination.

Prostatic hyperplasia will continue to cause patients to have difficulty holding urine, and even urinary incontinence. Studies have found that about 50% to 80% of patients with prostatic hyperplasia will have symptoms of urinary urgency. If the condition cannot be improved, it will continue to cause urgency urinary incontinence, which is also closely related to the reduction of bladder volume. Prostatic hyperplasia will continue to cause patients to have various symptoms during urination, such as difficulty urinating and intermittent urination. This is because the glandular ducts of the patient's male prostate continue to proliferate and expand, making the obstruction more and more serious, thus causing difficulty urinating.

Today we shared with you the most typical symptoms of prostate hyperplasia. Generally speaking, frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, frequent urination, and urinary incontinence are all typical symptoms of prostate hyperplasia. If these symptoms occur, patients should go to the hospital for a corresponding examination of the male prostate. Of course, in addition to prostate hyperplasia, other diseases can also cause these symptoms. No matter what the cause is, early diagnosis and early treatment are necessary.