Urologist-Andrologist Denis Anatolyevich Cherepanov
https://drcherepanov.ru/
Tel./WhatsApp/Telegram: +7-918-361-39-71
BPH is an inevitable prostate tumor, the growth of which should be monitored by all men over 45, regardless of whether they complain of urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, or erectile dysfunction.
BPH grows over years and decades, and can ultimately lead to acute urinary retention and the development of prostate cancer.
In the early stages, we perform conservative therapy, including medication. As the tumor progresses, thermotherapy is used. With significant growth, surgical treatment options are available.
Previously, open surgery was performed to remove the adenoma, which required a wide incision in the lower abdomen and a long recovery period.
We now perform endoscopic surgery through the urethra, which eliminates the need for incisions and offers a short recovery period. Transurethral resection (TURP), laser enucleation, and steam therapy for prostate adenoma are available.
The latter option is the most technologically advanced and least invasive. Steam therapy for prostate adenoma is performed through the urethra by injecting superheated sterile steam into the prostate, which gradually shrinks and shrinks over time.
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