Surgical Treatment of Prostate Adenoma at the "Helуos" Surgery and Rehabilitation Center

Prostate adenoma is a benign enlargement of the prostate gland that can cause urinary problems. If medication is ineffective or the symptoms of the disease significantly affect the patient's quality of life, surgical intervention may be recommended.

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When should you see a doctor?

Surgical treatment of prostate adenoma may be necessary in the following cases:

Ineffectiveness of conservative treatment (medications do not help).
Urinary problems that are difficult to control.
Urinary retention or complete urinary retention.
Frequent urinary tract infections.
Blood in urine.
Pain or discomfort during urination.

What surgical methods are used?

Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) — this is the most common method for surgically treating prostate adenoma. The operation is performed through the urethra (urinary tract), without the need for incisions. The doctor uses a special instrument to remove part of the prostate tissue that prevents normal urine flow.
Laser therapy — laser removal of prostate adenoma is a minimally invasive method. The laser allows for safer and more precise removal of the enlarged part of the prostate, reducing the risk of complications and shortening the recovery period.
Open prostatectomy — this method is used in rare cases when other methods are ineffective or complications arise. The surgery involves removing part or all of the prostate through an incision in the lower abdomen.
Transurethral incision of the prostate (TUIP) — this is an alternative method where the doctor makes several small incisions in the prostate tissue to ease the flow of urine.

How does the operation proceed?

Consultation and Diagnosis — the doctor conducts a thorough examination to determine the type of prostate adenoma and select the best treatment method. Diagnosis includes ultrasound, blood and urine tests, and special studies to assess the function of the bladder and kidneys.
Surgery — depending on the chosen method, the surgery can take from 30 minutes to several hours. After the surgery, the patient may stay in the hospital for several days for monitoring and rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation — after the surgery, the patient undergoes rehabilitation, which includes monitoring urinary function, recommendations for physical activity, and the prescription of medications to prevent complications. Typically, patients can return to normal life within a few weeks.

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Why choose the "Helуos" Surgery and Rehabilitation Center?

Experienced surgeons — our specialists have extensive experience in performing surgeries for prostate adenoma, ensuring a high level of safety and effectiveness.
Modern equipment — we use the latest technologies and tools to minimize risks and ensure quick recovery.
Individual approach — each patient receives a personalized treatment and rehabilitation plan.
Quick recovery — thanks to minimally invasive methods, our patients recover quickly after surgery.

Surgical treatment of prostate adenoma significantly improves the patient's quality of life and prevents serious complications.