What is prostate hyperplasia

Prostate hyperplasia is generally located in the central zone and transitional zone of the prostate.

Prostate can be divided into central zone, transitional zone and peripheral zone. When prostate hyperplasia occurs, the disease is generally located in the central zone and transitional zone. When hyperplasia reaches a certain extent, it will gradually compress the peripheral zone and cause bladder outlet obstruction, causing frequent urination, urgency, incomplete urination and other symptoms. The etiology is not clear, which may be related to the role of androgen and inflammatory factors.

Patients should actively cooperate with doctors for targeted treatment to delay the progression of the disease, relieve discomfort symptoms and improve quality of life.