How to treat prostate enlargement?

There are two types of prostate hyperplasia. One is physiological hypertrophy, which is more common in middle-aged and elderly men. It is mainly caused by the decline of physiological functions. The other is physiological hypertrophy, which refers to the pathological condition caused by prostatitis or hyperplasia, which can occur in men of all ages. But no matter what kind of prostate hyperplasia it is, the impact on men is very large. So some men want to know how to treat prostate hyperplasia? In fact, patients should remember these 4 methods of treating prostate hyperplasia.

1. Exercise. Regardless of whether you have prostate hyperplasia or not, men should actively exercise. Because exercise can effectively improve men's physical fitness and enhance the body's antiviral treatment ability. Especially for patients with physiological prostate hyperplasia, it is very likely to be cured through exercise.

Second, diet. Diet is one of the key causes of prostate hyperplasia. For example, long-term intake of high-fat and high-calorie foods can easily cause prostate hyperplasia. In this case, patients should avoid spicy foods and high-calorie and high-fat foods, and eat more fruits and vegetables.

3. Medicine. If it is physiological prostate hyperplasia, then it is necessary to use medicine to treat it. First of all, it is necessary to verify which pathogen causes the hyperplasia, such as bacteria, fungi or viral infection, and then it can be guaranteed to take medicine for symptomatic treatment, so that the actual effect of treating prostate hyperplasia will be more ideal.

4. Minimally invasive surgery. Because prostate hyperplasia is likely to cause prostate cancer, minimally invasive surgery can be considered for removal after the condition worsens to a certain extent. However, minimally invasive surgery has certain risks, so patients with less severe prostate hyperplasia do not need to consider surgical treatment and removal.

The above is a detailed introduction to the treatment of prostate hyperplasia. In addition, patients with prostate hyperplasia are advised not to have sex until the prostate hyperplasia is completely cured. Having sex may not only spread the pathogens in the prostate to the woman, but also continue to increase the pressure on the male prostate, causing the prostate hyperplasia to become more and more serious.