Prostate cyst surgery

In life, many men do not know how to treat prostate cysts. In fact, the treatment of prostate cysts is not just a simple medication, or mastering this principle is enough, because the prostate is closely related to a person's reproductive function and excretion function. When doing surgery for prostate cysts, people will feel nervous. Let's take a look at what patients need to know before completing this surgery? In this way, they can stabilize their mood and cooperate well with the surgery.

Overview

In fact, in life, many men do not know how to treat prostate cysts. In fact, there are many ways to treat prostate cysts. When treating our patients, we need to not only look at the progression of the patient's disease, but also the practicality of the treatment method. Especially during treatment, our patients should not be overly nervous and want to try all methods for fear that the treatment is not timely enough. In fact, even surgical treatment is likely to cause sequelae.

Steps/Methods:

1. First of all, we know that there is a close connection between prostate cyst and fertility. Prostate cyst is a symptom caused by changes in the prostate of our patients due to congenital or acquired reasons. If surgical treatment is performed, infertility problems are likely to occur.

2. Also, during surgery on a prostatic cyst, the pus in the cyst will sometimes flow out of the urethra and the thick secretions will break into the urethra or rectum, as well as the space around the perineum and bladder. This will definitely cause inflammation in some nearby tissues over time.

3. Also, the prostate gland is the largest male accessory gland, and has many functions, such as secreting prostatic fluid. It plays an important role in the liquefaction of semen and the nutrition of sperm. However, after this operation, it is very likely to damage the normal gland structure, affect the secretion of prostatic fluid, and have an adverse effect on sperm function.

Note:

Finally, we want to say that the male prostate is indispensable, but if a man reaches old age and has lost his reproductive ability and the secretion of prostatic fluid decreases, then the prostate will not play much of a role.