The price of prostate hypertrophy

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summary

Prostatitis, prostate cysts, prostate cancer, prostate stones may lead to prostate enlargement. If it is caused by prostatitis, after effective treatment can gradually return to normal. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a male aging disease, which is caused by the abnormal proliferation of the prostate. Drug treatment can only improve the clinical symptoms, but will not make the enlarged prostate retract. Severe BPH also needs surgical resection. So we must do a good job of the disease related work, then the price of prostate hypertrophy.

The price of prostate hypertrophy

Price factor 1: the cost of prostate disease treatment is not the only concern factor. Seeking medical treatment is a special consumption behavior. Since it is consumption, it is natural and natural to pay attention to the level of medical expenses. It is a very normal mentality for people to spend as little money as possible and cure the disease.

The second factor affecting the price: just like shopping in the market, there are very few people who only consider the price regardless of the quality of the goods. The reason is very simple, that is, people often say "one cent of the price, one cent of the goods", "cheap goods are not good goods". Different from shopping in the market, medical consumption behavior is at the cost of health. It's not as simple as spending money wrongly. If it's serious, it may lead to the consequence of "one mistake becomes eternal hatred".

Three factors affecting the price: we do not just look at the price, the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia has a good effect, no matter how much is worth it, on the contrary, if there is no effect, how much is white. It is suggested that we go to the regular andrology hospital for treatment.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that people should pay attention to the incidence rate of diseases, which is increasing year by year with the prolongation of life expectancy and the change of living standard. According to statistics, 50% of men aged 50-60 have pathological prostatic hyperplasia, while 90% of men aged 80 have pathological prostatic hyperplasia. Therefore, 20% of men have to receive medical or surgical treatment.