Prostate surgery sequelae in the elderly

Older people do prostate surgery more common sequela mainly has the following kinds: First, urination is difficult to control.Before did not do surgery, the elderly prostate hyperplasia is likely to show part of the prostate gland extrusion to the urethra, will be accompanied by dysuria, and surgery to remove this part, after a short period of time is difficult to adapt to, easy to show the elderly frequency, urinary incontinence, leakage of urine and so on. However, this would normally only happen for a short period of time. It could slowly recover later on. Second, it was possible to show urethral damage. Prostate surgery was normally done through the urethra, so there would be certain damage to the urethra. It was possible to show damage to the urethral mucosa. Subsequent urinary tract infections would increase the probability of blood in the urine. Third, TURP syndrome was normally manifested as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, confusion, and so on. It is also one of the sequelae of prostate surgery.