Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH): Symptoms & Treatments - Ask A Nurse | @LevelUpRN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this episode of Ask A Nurse - Cathy discusses benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). She explains what BPH is, what causes BPH, risk factors that increase the likelihood of developing BPH, symptoms of BPH, diagnosis of BPH, and treatment of BPH (including lifestyle changes, minimally invasive procedures, and TURP surgery).
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00:00 Intro
00:17 What is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)?
00:39 What causes Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)?
1:09 Who is more likely to develop BPH?
1:40 What are the symptoms of BPH?
2:21 How is BPH diagnosed?
3:18 How is BPH treated?
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Glad it was helpful!
Informative and educational.❤
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Have been diagnosed with BPH waiting for surgery can I take Duadat medication
Been 2 months - how'd it go ? I had my turp in October 2023 - 5 months ago ...
I am just starting on my prostate journey with the first appointment next we’d April 24/24. Assuming the worst I have watched your very well explained video. One question . It appears that turp removes the tissue in the prostate including the urethra? If so then there nothing to contain urine inside the prostate ( ie urethra like tube ) hence the prostate becomes an extension of one’s bladder?? Could you explain? I’m confused. Thanks. 🌹
It is confusing, I agree. Like you mentioned, the urethra is like a straw that is in the middle of the prostrate. After TURP surgery, the urethra heals through re-epithelialization, which is a process that is similar to healing of a wound on your skin…
I've had the turp procedure, all the bs that goes with it - apparently , it didnt work because, not only do I still have BPH, but I have an obdominal tube that is also strapped to my leg ,that must be drained to rid the bladder of residual urine ( anywhere from 9 to 12 ounces ) every 2.5 to 3 hours and wearing a bag attached to said hose nightly being 47 ounces full upon waking. I log how many ounces I pee (3 to 6 ) and how many residual ounces left in bladder (7 to 12 ) - the obdominal hole where the hose comes out never heals and always has a scabby substance around it ( freakin nightmare ) - today, while out for lunch, when I stood up to leave , somehow, the tube plug came off and my bladder emptied, soaking down my leg - I had to make it to the car trying to squeeze the tube closed ( didnt work ) my wife had to go back in looking for and finding the plug on the floor - I think my Dr fckd up because I still have all the BPH symptoms and a fckng tube I cant trust in my stomach that they say I'll have for thecrest of my life - luckily, I'm 73 and theres not all that far to go - pissed off in SC.
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