1, eat more fresh fruits, vegetables, coarse grains and soybean products, eat more honey to keep the bowel movements smooth, if necessary, you can take laxative Caserol or laxative, to avoid bleeding from the prostate fossa due to bowel movements, drink more water, about 2500ML daily.
2, within three months should not hold urine, drinking alcohol and eating spicy food, do not sit on hard objects, do not ride bicycles, tricycles, electric cars, etc., should not be strenuous exercise. No sexual life within six weeks.
3, early after surgery because the trauma is not completely healed, there can be a slight hematuria, do not worry too much, drink more water can. Due to the crusting off of the electrodes, the bleeding can be aggravated and even contain a large amount of blood clots, so you should seek medical attention in time.
4.If urination gradually becomes thin and difficult after surgery, consider that it may be caused by urethral stricture, and you should come to the hospital for urethral dilatation in time.
5. Come to the hospital for review about one month after surgery.