Is prostate puncture treatment effective?

Prostatitis is a common male disease for many men. Suffering from prostatitis will not only cause certain harm to health, but also easily cause some physical complications. There are many ways to treat prostatitis. Prostatitis puncture treatment is also a common treatment method. Puncture treatment can effectively treat prostatitis and requires proper operation.

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If the operation is done properly and smoothly, there will generally be no negative effects.

Prostate puncture is a procedure where the doctor inserts a needle through the anus, pierces the rectal wall into the prostate, and takes out a small amount of prostate cell tissue. The purpose is to perform a live test to determine whether the prostate has malignant changes. This is a very reliable test method to confirm whether there are any changes. If you have prostatitis, the Anhu combination can completely cure it, and it will not recur after the cure. Let's learn about the relevant content of this puncture:

Precautions after prostate biopsy

When prostate cancer is suspected, a prostate biopsy is often required. During prostate biopsy, some complications may occur, causing certain harm to the body, such as bleeding, infection, etc., and care should be taken.

1. Try to get out of bed as little as possible on the day after puncture. It is generally recommended to rest in bed for 24 hours. Vigorous waist activities are strictly prohibited within 3 weeks after puncture.

2. Blood pressure, pulse, urine color, skin color, waist and abdominal symptoms and signs should be routinely monitored within 6 hours after puncture.

3. The most common complication after prostate puncture is bleeding. Hemostatic drugs can be given routinely. Preventive use of antibiotics may reduce the occurrence of infection. Generally, fever, chills, urinary tract infection, etc. can be treated symptomatically.

4. If significant rectal bleeding is found after the puncture, a vaginal tampon of appropriate size can be lubricated and inserted into the rectum and left in place for a few hours.

5. If blood clots appear after puncture, and dizziness, pale face, cold sweats, or persistent high fever and perineal pain occur, it may be that the urethra is seriously injured and you need to see a doctor immediately.

Tips: Normal hematuria after puncture

Hematuria may occur after prostate puncture. Generally speaking, it is normal to have some hematuria in the first part of the urine each time you urinate. In particular, the color of the first urination in the morning may be darker. The symptoms of hematuria can be gradually alleviated within a week.

The main precautions after prostate puncture are as follows: After the patient completes the puncture examination and returns to the ward, he should lie flat for 4 to 6 hours and cooperate with the nursing staff to measure the heart rate and blood pressure for 3 consecutive times every hour. Cooperate with medical staff to carry out anti-infection and other fluid therapy. Avoid strenuous exercise after getting out of bed to prevent bleeding. Patients should pay attention to whether there is hematuria, bloody stools, etc., and report to medical staff in time. After puncture, patients should avoid forceful defecation and urination to prevent bleeding. Because most prostate punctures are transrectal punctures, it is easy to bring a large number of bacteria in the rectum into the body and cause infection. Therefore, actively prevent infection after puncture, pay attention to changes in body temperature, and deal with fever in time. Generally speaking, you can eat normally after the puncture, and you don't need to fast or drink water. Keep your bowels and bladders open. After the puncture, the doctor will leave several sterilized cotton balls in the rectum, which can be discharged within a few hours after the puncture.

Prostate biopsy precautions

1. Start eating liquid food one day before the operation, and eat a small amount of liquid food at noon on the day of the operation.

2. Start the cleansing enema after lunch (around 13:00) on the day of surgery.

3. Assess whether the patient's body can withstand the shock of the puncture surgery.

6. Before puncture, the patient and family members carefully read and sign the puncture consent form (the ultrasound room has been prepared).

7. There may be local discomfort during the puncture. Instruct the patient to take a deep breath and relax as much as possible.

8. After the puncture, the family members will send the puncture specimen and pathology examination form to the Pathology Department (west side of the south gate of the hospital)

9. Common complications after surgery include hematuria, bloody stools and fever. After returning to the ward, you will need to receive antibiotics for 3 days. During this period, you should pay attention to reducing activities and preventing constipation.

10. The results of the puncture usually take 5-7 days to report.

Before puncture

1. Intestinal preparation: 2 days before surgery: Oral intestinal antibiotics,

On the day of surgery: cleansing enema once in the ward at 7:00 am and 2:00 pm

Diet: You can only eat liquid food at noon, evening and the next morning on the day of surgery.

2. Coagulation function test: PT.APTT must be tested

3. Skin preparation: Please shave all the hair around the anus

After puncture

1. The gauze strip must be kept in place for more than 12 hours

2. Rest in bed for more than 6 hours

3. After the operation, you must immediately receive intravenous hemostatics and infection prevention drugs when you return to the ward.

4. Observe abdominal pain and monitor heart rate and blood pressure if necessary