Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease in older men. The prostate gland secretes prostatic fluid, which is the main component of semen. Symptoms of prostatic hyperplasia are nocturia, frequent urination, delayed onset of urination, weakness of the urinary line, intermittent and dripping, filling incontinence, acute urinary retention, hematuria, and bladder stones. It starts with an increase in the frequency of urination, most pronounced at night, and is the earliest symptom of lower urinary tract obstruction. In case of inflammation of the bladder neck and triangle, a sense of urgency or forced acute urinary incontinence may also occur. When the patient has not yet urinated on his own, the urine will drip out. When a patient is exposed to cold, alcohol, indulgence or other causes of sympathetic excitement, acute urinary retention can occur suddenly. Hematuria is also a common symptom of prostate enlargement. The danger of prostate enlargement is that it leads to lower urinary tract obstruction. Medication and surgery are the main treatments for prostate enlargement. The common surgical method is transurethral electrodesis of the prostate. It is important to check the function of all organs of the body before surgery to exclude contraindications. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. And often exercise the bladder function. The method is to contract the small abdomen and perineum when inhaling and relax when exhaling. Repeat this. The diet should be light, with less spicy and stimulating food. Pay attention to regular outpatient review.