How to Self Test Prostatic Hyperplasia? How do men know they have prostate hyperplasia? How does BPH allow self testing? Prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common disease in men, often occurring in middle-aged and elderly men. BPH occurs in the inner layer of the prostate, in the interstitium of the posterior urethra from the bladder neck to the seminal vesicle. So how does BPH self test? Please introduce yourself to the andrology experts.
How to self test if I have prostate hyperplasia?
The scoring criteria for the self test are
What is the frequency of feeling that the bladder has not been emptied after urination?
How often do you have to urinate again within 2 hours?
3. How often do you repeatedly refine and restart during urination?
4. How often do you have difficulty delaying urination?
5. How often do you feel weak urine flow?
Never; Once or twice; Intermittent; often; Almost all are 5 points, such as the situation, determined from; 0 to; A score of 5.
How often do you have to pass urine by pressing or tightening your abdomen?
How many times do you usually wake up during the period from sleeping at night to waking up in the morning?
The subject can rely on; Never; Once; 2 times; 3 times; 4 times; 5 second order conditions, determined from; 0 to; A score of 5.
Therefore, the total score of the above seven questions is 0 points, 7 points for mild symptoms, 8 points, 19 points for moderate symptoms, and 20 points, 35 points for severe symptoms