Is prostate enlargement surgery necessary?

Nowadays, prostate hyperplasia is a relatively common disease, especially threatening men over 40 years old. After contracting this disease, the harm to the body becomes more and more serious. So many people want to know, is prostate hyperplasia surgery necessary? In order for you to recover as soon as possible and for you to understand as soon as possible, please take a look at the detailed introduction below.

Once you have prostate hyperplasia, the harm is quite serious, so you must actively treat it, but whether surgery is needed depends on the patient's specific situation. Generally, in the early stage, the symptoms are not very obvious, and general conservative treatment can be adopted at this time, and most patients can achieve good results.

However, some patients have more serious conditions, and conventional drug treatments are not very effective. In this case, surgical treatment can be considered. There are many surgical methods for prostate hyperplasia, and the surgical method is selected according to the patient's condition and physical condition. If the patient is over 70 years old, in poor physical condition, or has damaged kidney function, or suffers from inflammation, stones, heart disease, hypertension and other important organic diseases, it is very dangerous to directly remove the prostate. The surgery can be performed in two stages, which is called "two-stage" prostate surgery.

Eat right before surgery

Many patients with prostate hyperplasia think that they should eat a lot of high-fat, high-protein foods and supplements before surgery. This view is wrong. The diet before surgery should be light. Supplements will increase the burden on the body and affect the surgery. If the patient has the habit of smoking and drinking, they should quit one week before surgery to prevent postoperative lung infection.

This article specifically introduces whether surgery is necessary for prostate hyperplasia. For men with prostate hyperplasia, they must take this disease seriously. If it can be controlled or cured through medication, then surgery is not necessary. If medication cannot improve or cure the condition, surgery must be performed so that you can recover as soon as possible.