Prostate hyperplasia can be cured in 20 years old

Prostate

hyperplasia is a phenomenon caused by excessive proliferation of prostate cells due to androgen and its receptor, cell proliferation and apoptosis imbalance. If the patient in his or her 20s has a mild condition after prostate hyperplasia, there is no hematuria, urinary retention and other symptoms, and timely standardized treatment, the general prognosis is better, and clinical cure can be achieved. However, due to the hyperplasia of prostate tissue can not recover, and affected by pathogenic factors can relapse, so can not be completely cured. Secondly, if the patient's condition is serious, severe obstruction of the lower urethra, repeated urinary tract infection and other symptoms, and failed to timely treatment, at this time through conservative treatment generally can not be cured; if surgery can be taken to remove the prostate and lift urinary tract obstruction, it can achieve the effect of cure

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