The best treatment for prostate hyperplasia

The most common drugs for BPH are phenasteride and tamsulosin. BPH patients tend to compress the urethra, making it narrow, and patients will show signs of difficulty urinating and frequent urination. In the early stages of the disease, drugs that inhibit BPH such as phenasteride and drugs that inhibit urethral smooth muscle contraction such as tamsulosin are common. These two types of drugs generally need to be taken for a long time. After taking medicine, the clinical symptoms of patients can be improved.