Cyst formation in the tissues of the prostate gland

A prostate cyst is a cavity formation that forms from glandular cells. A cyst cavity filled with fluid, which can be either sterile or infected with bacterial pathogens. As statistical indicators show, this pathology most often develops in men over 35 years old, but a cyst in the prostate can also develop in younger people. Classification of the disease.

A cyst of the prostate gland, depending on the cause of its occurrence, can be divided into two main types:

Depending on the pathological features of the formation of the prostate cyst in men, it is divided into:

Features of symptomatic manifestations

Such a disease as a tendency to form cysts of the bone of the prostate gland has its own characteristic symptomatic signs, if a person noticed any changes in his body, he should seek qualified medical help. If the cavity formation is large, systematic signs may be mild or completely absent, with a large size, characteristic symptoms appear, which usually arise as a result of mechanical compression of the normally functioning parts of the prostate.

It is necessary to highlight the main symptomatic signs of cystic prostate:

• frequent and irregular spills to urination;
• pain in the genital area, anus and lumbar spine;
• violation of social relations, erectile disorders;
• too short intercourse as a result of rapid ejaculation, which is very often accompanied by a pronounced pain syndrome;
• inability of a man to further fertilize;
• signs of septal intoxication.

Every man, if at least one of the above symptomatic signs is found, should immediately seek help from a specialized medical institution. Some patients with pronounced signs of peritonitis as a result of a breakthrough of the cystic cavity urgently undergo surgical intervention. In order to avoid serious health consequences, patients should promptly treat this pathology.

Basic methods of diagnosing the disease

To make a final diagnosis, it is necessary to carry out a set of diagnostic measures, which include:

• palpation examination of the prostate by the rectal method, this method is classic and informative;
• laboratory tests of urine, general and biochemical analyzes of peripheral blood;
• ultrasound examination of the pelvic organs and the prostate gland is prescribed for the purpose of studying the structure of the affected organ, determining the localization of the cavity neoplasm;
• uroflowmetry is prescribed to study the rate of discharge from the urethra, this will help determine the presence or exclude pathology of the urinary system;
• spermogram is carried out in order to identify pathology on the part of the reproductive system, this analysis will help to investigate the activity of sperm and establish a prognosis of inability for further fertilization;
• magnetic resonance imaging allows you to obtain images on minimal sections of the pelvic and abdominal organs, this study is carried out in order to exclude or confirm the presence of an oncological process in the body of a sick man;
• urethrocystography is performed using a special contrast that displays the virtual canal volost, this will help determine the presence of calculi or the degree of narrowing in the urethra.

The above methods of laboratory and instrumental diagnostics are necessary for the differential diagnosis between other diseases of the prostate gland. A correctly made diagnosis is essential for prescribing treatment and restoring the body as a whole.

Carrying out therapeutic measures for cyst formation in the prostate gland

A disease such as the formation of cystic cavities is very dangerous to human health. Most of the population prefers to carry out treatment with folk remedies and carry it out at home on their own.

Self-treatment is strictly prohibited as it can lead to bad consequences for health and further life. Very often, small cysts do not appear in any color with magical signs, and most doctors prefer to use expectant tactics in order to subsequently carry out surgical removal of the cavity.

Drug treatment involves the use of drugs to eliminate symptomatic signs, and the influence on these logical factors leading to the development of cavitary neoplasms.

The most preferred method of treatment is surgical and minimally invasive intervention, which includes:

Timely treatment will provide the patient with a speedy recovery and prevent further relapses of the disease.