How does ability know prostate hyperplasia
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I have a friend who used to suffer from BPH. Originally, he was about to get better, but because of work, he sat for at least 8 hours a day, so he was a little uncomfortable. But this time, he suddenly got it again, and now he's finally cured. Today, I'd like to share with you how to know about BPH.
How does ability know prostate hyperplasia
Symptom 1: increased frequency of urination. Whether in the daytime or at night, the frequency of urination is more than usual, far more than the normal situation of 3-4 times in the daytime and 1-2 times in the evening. The interval of urination is short, and there is a sense of urination from time to time.
Symptom two: the urination hesitates is not smooth. When you feel like urinating, you have to stand in the toilet and wait for a long time before you can urinate. The urine flow is fine, the discharge is weak, and the range is not far. Sometimes it drips down from the urethra. As the saying goes, "old kidney qi failure, urine wet shoes", is actually one of the manifestations of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Symptom 3: interrupted urination. After benign prostatic hyperplasia, the crystals in the urine are easy to agglutinate to form bladder stones, resulting in sudden interruption of urination. The interruption of urination and bladder stones in the elderly are strong "signals" of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
matters needing attention
I would also like to emphasize that in the population without prostate disease, we should vigorously carry out health education and mobilize the whole society to pay attention to men's health. We should pay attention to male health from the prostate, and improve the public's awareness of the importance of prostate health. "Prostate disease is difficult to cure, but it can be cured, and it is not terrible. What is terrible is the indifference and ignorance of the whole society to this potential threat." Of course, health education should run through the whole process of prevention and treatment of prostate disease, disease-free prevention, disease promotion and rehabilitation.