Can prostate enlargement heal on its own?

Many men often have prostate problems, which is also a common disease in urology. The most common group of people who are sick are men under 50 years old. In severe cases, it will also cause erectile dysfunction and damage to urinary function. So, let's learn how to treat prostate enlargement.

How to cure prostate enlargement?

Chronic prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia are very harmful to men, because they directly affect men's daily life and work, and have an impact on their mind and body. If they are not actively treated, they will generally not be cured over time, and the possibility of cure is very small. If they are not treated in time, along with the worsening of the disease, it will cause a variety of more serious symptoms, with serious consequences. Therefore, it is recommended to go to a reliable hospital outpatient clinic as soon as possible to receive reliable treatment in order to achieve the best treatment effect.

Prostate enlargement treatment

1. Treatment with urinary drainage: It is mainly based on drainage of urine to reduce urinary retention and possible impact on kidney function. The main methods are catheterization and cystostomy.

2. Waiting observation and treatment: The key is that since a large number of patients' symptoms have not shown any signs of improvement for a long time, the patients should be closely observed.

3. Medication treatment: Current drugs mainly target the metabolism of male hormones and block α-adrenaline protein kinase.

Symptoms of prostate hypertrophy

Prostatic hyperplasia is like a devil, quietly staring at the middle-aged and elderly, and invading them as soon as there is a chance. So, is prostatic hyperplasia invisible? In fact, it is not. The early stage of prostatic hyperplasia also has its more obvious symptoms.

Initially, the patient will feel that the frequency of urination has increased compared to before, far exceeding the normal state of 3 to 4 times during the day and 1 to 2 times at night, and the patient's urination interval has shortened, and he will feel the urge to urinate all the time.

But what is frustrating is that when the patient feels the urge to urinate, he has to stand in the toilet for a long time before the urine is "slowly" formed, and the patient's urine flow is thin, weak, and the effective range is also very short. Sometimes it may even drip from the urethra! But this is far from the most embarrassing thing.

The embarrassing thing is that urine will flow out uncontrollably when you sleep at night, and in serious cases it will also happen during the day. On the other hand, if the urine in the bladder is not drained cleanly, it is easy to cause bacterial infection, resulting in urinary pain and inability to hold urine.

In addition, patients with prostatic hyperplasia may also show an increase in sexual desire that is inconsistent with their age. This is usually because prostatic hyperplasia and hypertrophy disrupt the function of the prostate, which in turn causes a temporary increase in the function of the male testicles.