Prostate intubation therapy is effective

Prostate catheterization is usually effective, but there are risks and complications that require a doctor to operate. Prostate catheterization is usually effective, but the specific results vary. Prostate catheterization is a treatment method in which a catheter is inserted into the prostatic urethra to drain prostatic secretions or perform drug infusion. This treatment method is mainly used to treat prostate diseases such as prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia. Prostate catheterization can effectively drain prostate secretions, reduce inflammation and relieve symptoms in patients with prostatitis. In addition, prostate catheterization can also be used to treat symptoms such as dysuria caused by prostatic hyperplasia. However, prostate catheterization also has some risks and complications, such as urethral injury, infection, bleeding, etc. Therefore, before prostate catheterization, doctors will conduct detailed evaluation and examination to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. It should be noted that prostate catheterization is only an auxiliary treatment method. For some serious prostate diseases, it may be necessary to combine treatment with other treatment methods. In addition, prostate catheterization needs to be performed in a regular medical institution and operated by a professional doctor. In short, prostate catheterization has certain effectiveness in treating prostate diseases, but it needs to be performed under the guidance of a doctor to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment.