Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

• Frequent need to urinate, especially at night
• Difficulty starting or stopping urination
• Weak or interrupted urine flow
• A constant feeling of incomplete bladder emptying

BPH cannot be permanently cured, but its symptoms can be effectively managed. There are specific treatment options that focus on reducing prostate size or relaxing the muscles around it to ease urination and improve comfort.

The most suitable treatment depends on the severity of symptoms and overall health.

Yes, some lifestyle changes can help reduce discomfort and support bladder health, such as:

• Maintaining a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables
• Exercising regularly to support prostate and urinary health
• Reducing fluid intake before bedtime to limit nighttime urination

Always consult your doctor before trying natural remedies, particularly if you are on medication.

BPH treatment aims to reduce pressure on the bladder and improve urine flow. Common options include:

• Medications to relax the prostate or shrink its size
• Lifestyle modifications to ease urinary symptoms
• Minimally invasive procedures or surgery for severe cases

There are various forms of treatment available for treating BPH, depending on individual needs, including:

• Oral tablets or capsules
• Minimally invasive therapies to remove or reduce prostate tissue
• Surgical options for advanced or persistent cases

A healthcare provider will recommend the most appropriate option based on your symptoms and medical history.

Yes, most medications used to manage BPH require a prescription. If you can get a proper diagnosis and professional advice, it ensures the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. At PharmNexa, patients can complete a confidential online consultation where a licensed prescriber assesses their condition and determines if treatment is appropriate.