Post Date December, 03 2023
Prostatitis is no longer a stranger to many friends. As a common male disease, the prostate has a special structure, and it is difficult for drugs to penetrate the prostate patient's site. Special and non-standard medication for prostatitis often has a worse therapeutic effect. Generally, the symptoms of prostatitis can be greatly improved and alleviated after scientific medication and physical treatment. As a means of disease treatment, surgical treatment of prostatitis should be particularly cautious.
Should prostatitis undergo surgery? - Side effects of surgery
Although surgery is a method for the treatment of prostatitis, it is generally not recommended to use surgery for treatment. On the one hand, due to the special structure of the prostate, surgical resection is relatively difficult and can easily damage adjacent tissues. On the other hand, complete removal of the prostate also means loss of sexual and fertility, which is too costly for a man. Therefore, surgical treatment of prostatitis is generally not recommended.
Should Prostatitis Be Operated? Contraindications for Operation
Usually, prostatitis is also treated with surgery, but surgical treatment for prostatitis is more about eliminating other symptoms than removing the prostate. Generally, prostatitis surgery is usually suitable for patients with prostatitis such as long course, easy to repeat, bladder neck sclerosis, and stones. Surgical treatment has certain therapeutic characteristics and advantages.
