In life, more than half of men have "encountered" prostate diseases during their lifetime period.The disease itself is not afraid. The horrible thing is that many patients either go into various misunderstandings because they want to cover the past, or to walk into the shortcuts, or have biased their views.In the end, the seedlings were pushed to promote, the more ugly.
Misunderstanding 1: It is believed that prostate diseases can be survived.Many patients with prostate diseases believe that prostate is a small place, and prostate diseases are also minor problems.In fact, clinical statistics show that so far, there is no natural healed prostate disease.
Misunderstanding 2: It is believed that as long as the germs are cleared, it can be cured.80%of patients with prostate disease always believe that prostate disease is an ordinary inflammation, and antibiotics are used in large quantities. Although the test result is that the germs disappear, they will recur quickly.Essence
Misunderstanding 3: It is believed that prostate disease is a "lifelong" disease.Due to the high incidence of prostate diseases, the complexity of clinical symptoms, and the lack of accurate diagnostic ability of some informal medical institutions, the treatment and drugs are not targeted, and the patients cannot be treated with reasonable treatment. As a result, some patients lose confidence.Lifetime "disease.
Misunderstanding 4: Investment in the medicine, use the medicine.Some chronic patients who have been cured for a long time have changed the hospital with a "walking lamp".This is not a wise move. Over time, it will only increase the psychological burden of patients, and it is more likely to cause mental pain.
Misunderstanding 5: Treatment of prostate diseases as treatment.Many patients have white secretions when they discover frequent urination, urgency, and in the morning urethral opening, or in sexual life and premature ejaculation. When there is no sexual desire, they always mistakenly believe that they have sexually transmitted diseases, and the abuse of antibiotics.deterioration.
(Editor in charge: Internship Liu Suling)
