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An Introduction to Bph Cure Author: ertweryt

Many people think that there symptoms of bph is a physiological aging phenomenon, not a disease. According to the survey, only about 1 / 3 of patients will do the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, and one received through formal channes, it is only a little. Many middle-aged men usually went hospital for treatment when it’s too late, even with acute urinary retention, missed a reasonable opportunity of treatment and then had to be treated through surgery.

A reasonable treatment of bph refers to the progression we are talking about is in early, medium-terms with drug treatment for the source of the disease, to cure, reduce prostate volume, thereby reducing the incidence of acute urinary retention and surgical rates. bph is recognized as a Preferred medical treatment home and abroad.

According to a pharmacological response to reductase inhibitor finasteride made for the treatment of bph clinical studies ,which showed that, with an average following 4 to5 years later, using the reductase inhibitors in the treatment and placebo, compared with finasteride, can reduce prostate volume up to 43%. Long-term use can not only reduce the prostate volume, improve urinary symptoms, increase urinary flow rate, but also reducing the incidence of acute urinary retention in 68%, and 64% ,and can suffer from bph patients to avoid the need for surgical treatment of the patient themselves with the symptoms of disease awareness and enthusiasm for the correct treatment is a reasonable management and treatment of diseases, an important prerequisite. Any age over 50-year-old men belong to the occurrence of bph in high risk populations, through the following international prostate symptom score sheet, to assess their need to receive medical treatment.

According to the patients of different symptoms, generally there are main treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia as belows:

First, vigilance observed.
Mild benign prostatic hyperplasia, asymptomatic or symptoms are very light, the international prostate symptom score in Table I-PSS score is less than 7 points, requiring regular check-ups, close observation. Once the progression of the disease, it would take active treatment.

The second is drug treatment.
In recent years, with the control of benign prostatic hyperplasia, urinary tract obstruction of drugs is to improve the appearance of general agreement that drug therapy should be used as first-line treatment, reducing demand for surgery. Among them, reductase inhibitors can reduce the incidence of acute urinary retention and surgical rate , currently the only large number of clinical studies have been proven to be effective in achieving a permanent cure for bph treatment programs,with a blocker good effect to improve the symptoms, but can not reduce prostate volume, is a symptomatic treatment with effective drugs. The current through a large number of studies confirm that the above two types of drugs used in conjunction with the best results which can be achieved by the principle in effect. Plant-based drugs are also widely used for prostatitis and prostate hyperplasia, may relieve symptoms. But the drug mechanism is not very clear.

Third, surgery.
Some patients are concerned, especially for severe complications of bph patients, we recommend surgery. But the surgery is with certain risks, especially associated with cardiovascular disease and older patients. Surgery possible is with side-effects, include: bleeding, impotence, retrograde ejaculation and so on.

For disease and treatment of patients, there is the blind spot, delaying the timing treatment, is currently a common phenomenon in various common and high-risk disease.We recommend that men over the age of 50 should have regular checks. If found to have benign prostatic hyperplasia, to seek medical treatment as soon as possible and in accordance with conditions the use of appropriate treatment in order to avoid because they did not promptly treated or not treated properly can cause acute urinary retention, urinary tract infection, bladder diverticulum, stones, hydronephrosis, hematuria, complications such as kidney failure.