Prostate Cancer Treatment Part 1

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Prostate Enlargement Treatment

Prostate Infection

Deciding on Treatment for an Enlarged Prostate continued…

Consider the options carefully with your doctor, says Westney. “”We can start with medications, and if there’s no improvement, we look at minimally invasive therapy to reduce a portion of the prostate,”" she tells WebMD. “”These procedures are very effective, and side effects are very rare.”"

If symptoms are really bothersome — or if you have complications like urine retention — it may be best to bypass medication. The minimally invasive treatments have benefits over surgery, like quick recovery time; however, you may need a second procedure later on. There is also less risk of serious side effects like long-term incontinence or erection problems — which can occur rarely with surgery.
Medications for an Enlarged Prostate

Several drugs are FDA-approved to relieve common symptoms of an enlarged prostate. Each works differently, says Westney. They either shrink the enlarged prostate or stop the prostate cell growth, she explains. “”For many men, medications are very effective,”" Westney tells WebMD. “”They have a significant change in symptoms, and side effects are very uncommon … so medications are an attractive treatment.”"

Doctors use the BPH Index to gauge how the patient responds to medication, Westney adds. “”We see how symptoms are progressing … if they’ve stabilized or not.”"

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