What is the best treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia?

First of all, traditional surgical treatment

The most commonly used method of traditional surgical treatment is transurethral resection of prostate or resection of hyperplastic site. This method is more suitable for young patients, because it can avoid sexual dysfunction, and of course it can also be used for the elderly to reduce the impact on the body, but it also has many shortcomings, that is, hyperplasia is not easy to completely eliminate.

Second, transperineal prostatectomy.

For patients with deep hyperplasia and multiple hyperplasia of prostate, perineal partial prostatectomy can be used to remove benign prostatic hyperplasia, and bilateral seminal vesicles can be removed if necessary. But for patients with inflammation around the prostate, the operation is more difficult, and the possibility of recurrence is high, and the recovery time is long, which is harmful to the body.

Third, minimally invasive surgical treatment.

With the continuous development of medical technology, while treating benign prostatic hyperplasia, more and more attention has been paid to how to reduce the amount of bleeding and other damage to the human body. Minimally invasive surgery achieves the same therapeutic effect as conventional surgery with minimal incision, and has the advantages of less trauma, less pain and quick recovery.

Fourth, diet therapy.

Dietotherapy can be used as an adjuvant therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia after surgical treatment, which is helpful to the recovery of the disease. Foods that have certain therapeutic effects on prostatic hyperplasia include bitter gourd, cucumber, purslane, kelp and plantain.