Is prostatitis surgery dangerous?

In daily life, many men find that they have prostatitis, so they will use surgical treatment under the advice of doctors. Surgical treatment refers to the removal of part of the patient's prostatitis-damaged muscles. Many men worry about the high risk of choosing surgical treatment. So, are there risks in surgical treatment of prostatitis?

Prostatitis surgery refers to the removal of the site of prostatitis in men. If a man does not choose a reliable hospital and a skilled doctor when undergoing prostate surgery, it may damage the patient's urinary system. Therefore, it may affect the patient's sexual function or reproductive ability, so the patient may have erectile dysfunction or impotence.

Some men may experience urinary problems after prostatitis surgery, such as urinary pain, frequent urination, and urgency. This is because the doctor's inexperienced operation during the entire operation affects the patient's nerves. In addition, the patient needs some time to repair the wound after surgery, so during this period, the patient's urination may be affected. This situation is very common.

If the surgical treatment of prostatitis in men is not complete, or if the wound is not well cared for after the surgery, it is possible that prostatitis cannot be eradicated, and symptoms will recur. Men will suffer from pain due to inflammation, affecting their daily life. This situation is also part of the disadvantages of prostatitis surgery, so patients need to be fully prepared.

In general, many men around us need to undergo prostatitis surgery. If the hospital clinic selected by the man is not reliable or the doctor is not familiar, the man may suffer damage to the body after the surgery. For example, sexual dysfunction, urination problems, etc., are very common. If you encounter such a situation, the man must go to the hospital clinic immediately. In addition, men should choose a reliable hospital clinic to treat the disease.