Men laugh at each other Many middle-aged men gradually appear urinary weakness, waiting for urine, frequent urination, increased nocturia, the vigilance of whether the prostate hyperplasia (prostate hypertrophy). Men’s prostate generally in 30 years of age after the beginning of hyperplasia, 50 years of age after the emergence of related symptoms, urinary weakness, increased nocturia is one of the manifestations of prostate hyperplasia. Weakness of urination and increased frequency of nocturia should be taken seriously Weakness of urination and frequent urination are early signals of prostate enlargement, especially increased frequency of nocturia is more clinically significant. The original people do not get up at night to become the night to urinate 1 to 2 times, often reflecting one of the symptoms of prostate hyperplasia – early obstruction of the advent of the development from 2 times a night to 4 to 5 times a night or even more, indicating the development of lesions and aggravation. Therefore, once men experience an increase in nocturia, they should go to the urology department of a regular hospital in time for the necessary examinations to confirm the diagnosis. In addition, due to the obstruction of the hyperplastic prostate, patients have to use more force to overcome the resistance to urination, so there is also the symptom of straining to urinate. The enlarged prostate deflates the urethra resulting in a thinning of the urine line; as the disease progresses, there may also be interruptions in urination and symptoms such as dribbling after urination. Prostatic hyperplasia heavier patients, sometimes can be due to cold, alcohol, hold urine for too long or infection causes gland and bladder neck congestion and edema and lead to urine can not be discharged and acute urinary retention occurs. Symptoms are not obvious can first “watch and wait” In life, many patients with prostate hyperplasia are found in the physical examination. Their symptoms are not obvious, problems such as frequent urination have less impact on the quality of life, and there is no obvious distress, and there is no significant change over a considerable period of time. For these patients, they are usually first ‘watchful waiting’, i.e., they are not given any treatment for the time being but simply observed for changes in their condition. Patients should note that during the “watchful waiting” period, they need to be followed up at least once a year, which includes understanding the change of symptoms, rectal fingerprinting, ultrasound examination of the prostate, urinalysis, measurement of urine flow rate, and so on, and by comparing with the results of the previous examination, they can judge the enlargement of the prostate gland and the need for active treatment, and so on. treatment, etc. Once a patient on watch and wait develops obvious clinical symptoms, such as frequent urination, urgency, nocturia, incontinence, painful urination and other disruptions to life, or serious complications such as hematuria, he or she should go to the hospital for further examination and treatment. Surgery is not the end-all-be-all For most patients with mild to moderate prostate enlargement, medication can be used to improve the symptoms of straining to urinate and frequent urination, and to keep the development of prostate enlargement under control. Surgery is recommended only for patients who do not respond well to medication or who refuse medication, and when prostate enlargement is combined with complications such as recurrent urinary retention, recurrent hematuria, and recurrent urinary tract infections. Nowadays, there are many surgical methods, whether it is open surgery, transurethral electrocision or laser removal of the prostate, the principle is to remove the hyperplastic prostate tissue. A very small percentage of post-surgical patients will have a recurrence because the envelope of the prostate is still in the body and the envelope may still be diseased. Therefore, patients should go to the hospital for review when they feel unwell after surgery. The application of traditional Chinese medicine for evidence-based treatment can make the postoperative effect better. Transurethral resection of the prostate, transurethral resection of the prostate is through the urethra with special instruments to remove the prostate, no surgical incision, the operation process of the prostate fossa electrocoagulation hemostasis is accurate, postoperative bladder irrigation time is short; and traditional open surgery such as suprapubic transcystic resection of the prostate, you need to make an incision in the abdomen, the bladder will be cut open, the hyperplasia of the prostate tissue will be excised, the operation relies on the stitches within the prostate fossa of the The operation is performed by suturing the main artery in the prostate fossa to stop bleeding, and may require a longer period of bed rest for bladder irrigation after the operation. Compared with open surgery, electrosurgery is less traumatic and the patient recovers faster, usually getting out of bed 1~3 days after surgery, reducing the chance of medical complications that may result from prolonged postoperative bed rest. Many elderly critical patients with combined heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, cerebral infarction, which are dangerous for open surgery, but after adequate preparation, all of them successfully received TURP surgery, relieving the pain of urinary obstruction. Prostatic hyperplasia prevention methods 1)Avoid riding bicycles and sitting on hard objects for a long time. 2)Don’t hold urine and pay attention to timely urination when you have the urge to urinate. 3)Keep your bowels clear and prevent constipation. 4)Moderate your sex life appropriately and take hot water sitz baths or hot baths frequently. 5)Eat more honey, and food containing lycopene and zinc. 6) Live a regular life, avoid overwork, and insist on physical exercise to enhance physical fitness. 7)Eat a light diet, drink appropriate water, and don’t smoke or drink. 8)Control your emotions, try not to be very happy and sad. 9)Timely examination and treatment of diseases that affect urination.