What is prostatic hyperplasia?

Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease in elderly men, which is mainly related to the high level of androgen in elderly men. The pathological changes of benign prostatic hyperplasia are mainly the hyperplasia of matrix fibers and smooth muscle gland epithelium in prostate, which leads to the increase of prostate volume. The common clinical symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia are mainly urinary symptoms, thin urinary line, dysuria, drops of urine and other symptoms, which are mainly caused by bladder outlet obstruction caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia. In addition, after the prostate volume increases, it will stimulate the bladder, causing frequent urination and urgency. For benign prostatic hyperplasia, which seriously affects the normal life of the elderly, active treatment is generally needed to alleviate the symptoms. Patients with early prostatic hyperplasia can be treated with drugs. Generally speaking, they can be treated by oral administration of Borreline and Harley. Generally speaking, the time of taking drugs orally should be at least three months. For patients with severe prostatic hyperplasia, surgery can generally be considered to relieve clinical symptoms.