Treatments for prostate disorders
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The standard treatments for prostrate cancers are radical prostectomy (total removal of the prostate gland) and radiation therapy. Both treatments can cause serious side effects such as impotence and urinary incontinence.
Although radiation and surgery may be the only alternative for advanced prostate disorders, drugs such as Finasteride and Terazosin are available to treat prostate enlargement without an operation. Finasteride has been shown to shrink the prostate by blocking the activity of an enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT. However, the results, which can take anywhere from three to six months, have been mixed.
A problem with Finasteride is that it reduces the PSA level, which can complicate an accurate reading on a blood test. According to Dr. Jerome Richie, a professor of surgery at Harvard and chief urology at Brigham and Women’s hospital, if the PSA levels have not dropped by one-third to one-half after taking Finasteride for several months, cancer may be present.
1Aslo often prescribed for BPH, Terazosin, an alpha-blocker drug, works by alleviating some of the most troublesome symptoms of BPH by relaxing muscle tissue and ending the constriction of urine flow.
Be aware, however, that the use of these drugs does not represent a permanent cure for BPH. It is common to both drugs that once you stop taking them prostate symptoms return.
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