Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) Treatment

Prostate enlargement treatment is planned with medical or procedural options based on symptom severity, prostate volume and general health.

For mild-to-moderate symptoms, medical treatment is often sufficient. For cases not responding to medication, or with recurrent infection, bleeding or inability to urinate, procedural/surgical options (e.g. Rezum, laser prostate surgery) are considered. Preservation of sexual function is also considered when planning treatment.

Who Is It For?

• Patients whose urinary symptoms affect quality of life
• Cases not responding to medical treatment
• Patients who develop complications

How Is It Performed?

Medical treatment is the first step. When needed, the procedural/surgical method applied is determined by prostate volume and the patient.

Recovery & Follow-up

Recovery varies by the method used; regular follow-up in medical treatment and recommended care in procedural treatment are important.