Jiading prostate hypertrophy how to treat

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In the treatment of prostatitis is not complete, leading to prostatic congestion, edema, local inflammatory material accumulation, stimulate prostatic hyperplasia; urethra, bladder and reproductive system inflammation also cause prostatic congestion, stimulate prostatic hyperplasia. Then some patients put forward Jiading prostate hypertrophy how to treat.

Jiading prostate hypertrophy how to treat

Treatment 1: laser therapy, laser has coagulation, coking and gasification effect on soft tissue. This method uses the high energy density of laser, which can make the temperature reach 400 ℃ - 1000 ℃ instantly, to burn and vaporize the local tissue rapidly. This method is easy to operate, no bleeding, less postoperative complications and definite curative effect. Now it has been widely used in clinic.

Treatment 2: injection therapy, the application of sclerosing agent directly injected into the prostate through perineum, so that the prostate tissue aseptic necrosis, so that the gland shrinks, improve the patient's urination symptoms. The main side effects were swelling of the prostate after injection, severe pain, and * complications such as urinary retention or cystitis and urethritis. Injection of sclerosing agent can also cause adhesion between prostate and surrounding tissues, which brings difficulties to future surgery.

Treatment 3: cryotherapy. Cryotherapy is to produce deep hypothermia (- 160 ℃ ~ - 180 ℃) in the local area of the prostate to dehydrate the prostate tissue, cause local small vasospasm, blood flow stagnation and thrombosis, thus causing tissue ischemia, hypoxia, necrosis and abscission. This therapy is simple, safe and reliable, and can be used for patients who cannot tolerate open surgery.

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Here, I would like to give you some warm tips: the pathology and analysis of benign prostatic hyperplasia prostate is divided into two layers: the inner layer is the mucosa and submucosal gland around the urethra; the outer layer is the prostate gland. The latter constitutes the main body of the prostate, and the two layers are separated by fibrous membrane. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) mainly occurs in the inner layer, in the glandular stroma of the posterior urethra from the bladder neck to the seminal caruncle, which is now called transitional zone, and can be seen by microscopy.