Many men are troubled?What do you need to know about prostate hyperplasia

The reason why credit cards are sought after by many young people is nothing more than overdrawn.

But some people have thought about whether you are also overdrawing your body at this time. Many behaviors know that they are not good for your body, but you will splurge wantonly by your youth.

However, credit cards can be cleared, but health cannot be recovered.

Especially male friends, think that it is good to be able to boil overnight and have a large amount of alcohol.

Prostate, a man's life gland?

The prostate is an organ of an inverted body. It is located below the bladder. The urethra passes through the middle of the prostate and looks like chestnuts. Although it is close to the bladder, they are not responsible for urination, but belong to the male gland tissue.

What is the role of prostate?

First, secrete prostate fluid

The prostate is mainly responsible for secreting prostate fluid, while prostate fluid is an important composition of sperm. It is mainly responsible for regulating the acid and alkali of semen and the liquefaction of semen.

Second, auxiliary ejaculation

Men's sperm is generated by the testicles, and then transported to the seminal vessels. When ejaculation occurs, the prostate will contract regularly to assist the sperm from the body.

Although the prostate has nothing to do with urination, once the prostate occurs, such as common prostatitis can stimulate the urethra, and the symptoms of frequent urination and dysuria occur.

There are three common prostate-prostatitis, prostate hyperplasia and prostate cancer.

Prostatitis is more common and caused by bacterial infections, and the incidence of prostate cancer is generally over 65 years old.

The point is prostate hyperplasia. Because prostate hyperplasia is a slow progress, it may start from the age of 25, so prostate hyperplasia focuses on prevention.

Prostate hyperplasia is a benign hyperplasia, which refers to the abnormal growth of the prostate, which blocks the symptoms of endless urethra, causing patients with endless urination, forks, and even difficulty in urination.

Although the cause of its onset is not yet clear, the disease mainly appears in groups over the age of 50, obese and irregular life.

If you want to prevent prostate hyperplasia, don't have these three habits

1. Sitting and not exercise

Because the prostate is in the lower part of the bladder, it is a area with slow blood flow.

If you have a long -sedentary habit in life, it is easy to lead to local imbalance, causing the prostate to be in a state of congestion for a long time, increasing the incidence of prostatitis, and laying the foundation for prostate hyperplasia.

2. Diet is not diet

Studies have proved that the probability of obese people's prostate hyperplasia is three times that of ordinary people.

This is due to the large abdominal pressure of the obese people, causing the testicular and prostate venous blood flow to be blocked, which leads to an increased blood pressure in the prostate vein and eventually develops into prostate hyperplasia.

In the factors that cause obesity, in addition to individual disease factors, there is only the cause of the diet that is not controlled. To prevent prostate hyperplasia, you must eat reasonably.

3. Long -term drinking

Many men have the habit of drinking. Although drinking does not directly lead to prostate hyperplasia, long -term drinking will reduce the immunity of the human body and be easily eroded by the human body.

At the same time, alcohol can also stimulate the prostate, making it in a state of congestion and swelling, which is not conducive to the health of the prostate. Over time, prostate hyperplasia can be caused.

Although prostate hyperplasia can be treated and the onset time is also after 50 years old, prevention work needs to start in advance.

Can surgery cure prostate hyperplasia?

At present, the most commonly used treatment of prostate hyperplasia is through the urethral prostate cutting (TURP). Such surgery is currently considered to be a benign strong hyperplasia standard surgical therapy.

According to long-term follow-up, this surgery can improve the symptoms of more than 70 % of patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia, and about 20 % -25 % of patients need to surgery again.

However, this type of surgery is not suitable for all patients, and there are certain hidden dangers in surgery, such as bleeding, urinary incontinence, urethral stenosis, and sexual dysfunction, which may occur with pulmonary embolism.

Therefore, patients need to determine whether it is a real prostate hyperplasia before deciding whether the surgery is needed. At the same time, it is necessary to consider the trauma that may occur in surgery, as well as related complications that may occur during postoperative recovery.

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