What is the main treatment for prostate hyperplasia?

There are many reasons that may cause prostate hyperplasia in men. Prostate hyperplasia can cause many harms to men's health. If it is not effectively and practically treated, it may cause male infertility and also have some impact on sexual function. Let us learn about some of the more effective methods used to treat prostate hyperplasia.

Drug treatment

Many male friends will suffer from this disease, and once they are sick, they are reluctant to go to the hospital for treatment, thinking that they can be cured by buying medicine at the pharmacy. But in fact, the more they do this, the harder it is to cure. Not only do they waste money, but it also does not help the treatment of the disease at all.

Drug therapy is often effective for early-stage hyperplasia, but early-stage prostate hyperplasia is often ignored and does not receive timely treatment. By the time it is discovered, it is no longer treatable with drugs. In addition, the special anatomical position of the prostate makes it difficult for drugs to directly reach the affected area, and there is basically no effect.

1. General nourishing and skin care

Most patients with prostate hyperplasia do not buy drugs to diagnose the disease, but rather skin care products with tonic effects, or other drugs that have nothing to do with the diagnosis of prostate hyperplasia.

It is very rare for patients to obtain ideal diagnostic drugs outside of hospitals. Even if they are lucky enough to purchase effective drugs, it is difficult to use them correctly and fail to achieve the best diagnostic effect, especially the subsequent drug dosage, usage and efficacy monitoring cannot be properly carried out.

2. Common repeated medication

When patients self-medicate, it is very common for them to repeat the medication. There are two main types of medications commonly used to diagnose prostate hyperplasia:

One type is a drug that shrinks the prostate or slows its growth. This drug needs to be taken continuously for more than 3 to 6 months to be effective.

The other type is drugs that quickly improve symptoms. These drugs can relax the bladder neck, prostate and urethral smooth muscles, thereby reducing prostatic urethral obstruction. The adverse reactions mainly include orthostatic hypotension and ejaculation disorders. They can also relieve spasms of the prostate and pelvic floor muscles.

3. Taking medicines together

Generally speaking, the method of taking one drug from each of the two categories together is very effective for diagnosing prostate hyperplasia, but many people do not understand this and often take several drugs from the same category, such as taking Cardovar and Masanib together. This does not help to increase the efficacy, but may aggravate the adverse reactions.

When using drugs to treat prostate hyperplasia, it is best to do so under the guidance of a professional doctor. Try not to take the drugs on your own to avoid drug resistance in the body due to long-term use. This will also delay the treatment of the disease and make later treatment more difficult. You should try to maintain an optimistic attitude during treatment.