Postoperative nursing of benign prostatic hyperplasia

Update Date: 2025-07-22 Source: Network

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In daily life, we need to pay attention to your life, there are many men prone to prostate disease, at this time, we need to pay attention to prostatitis, when this disease occurs, it will also cause male prostate dysfunction, resulting in male body affected, so we need to pay attention to the emergence of disease, and in daily life, we should pay attention to reasonable treatment Healthcare. Prostate hyperplasia postoperative care, now let's have a chat.

Postoperative nursing of benign prostatic hyperplasia

1. We should develop good living habits. Good living habits include paying attention to daily life, keeping enough rest and sleep, moderately taking part in physical exercise, preventing excessive fatigue, having regular sex life, not drinking too much, not eating a lot of stimulating food, sitting or cycling for a long time, living in a cold and humid residence soon, and preventing infectious diseases such as influenza.

2. In addition, in life, our men should also pay attention to avoid long-term drinking or smoking, and pay attention to protect their prostate problems. When male friends have prostate problems, they should take timely treatment and nursing measures to avoid missing the best treatment opportunity.

3. Correct understanding and elimination of psychological burden. Many patients with chronic prostatitis often have serious psychological burden because of long-term treatment. About 50% of them have different degrees of mental symptoms, which is extremely unfavorable to the treatment and rehabilitation of the disease. The cause of some patients is serious mental and psychological abnormalities. Many doctors believe that chronic prostatitis is a kind of physical and mental disease. Therefore, it is very important to eliminate the anxiety, reduce the mental and psychological burden, and transfer the attention to the abnormal body.

matters needing attention

Patients usually can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, maintain a healthy diet and regular life are OK. If patients are not clear about the disease, they can consult the attending physician.