Le blog de l’adénome de la prostate
Conseils, actualités et réponses d’experts pour mieux comprendre et traiter l’hypertrophie bénigne de la prostate
Hypertrophie de la prostate et PSA
Un PSA élevé inquiète souvent, mais il s’explique le plus souvent par une hypertrophie bénigne de la prostate. Découvrez les seuils normaux par âge et comment interpréter votre résultat sereinement.
Combien coûte une embolisation de la prostate ? Remboursement et prise en charge
Après avoir compris en quoi consiste l'embolisation de l'artère prostatique et à qui elle s'adresse, une question revient presque systématiquement chez nos patients : combien va coûter cette intervention, et sera-t-elle remboursée ? Voici les réponses concrètes à...
Comment nettoyer sa prostate naturellement ?
En cas d’hypertrophie bénigne de la prostate, il n’est pas possible de “nettoyer” la glande. En revanche, une alimentation aux propriétés anti inflammatoires, une activité physique régulière et la réduction des graisses saturées peuvent aider à réduire les troubles urinaires légers. Si les symptômes persistent, un avis médical est nécessaire.
Traitement du cancer de la prostate
La cryothérapie de la prostate est aujourd’hui reconnue comme un traitement particulièrement adapté pour certains cancers localisés. En détruisant les cellules cancéreuses par le froid de manière ciblée, elle permet un excellent contrôle de la maladie tout en préservant au maximum les tissus sains et la qualité de vie du patient.
Testimonial after prostate surgery
Prostate operations, such as radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer or ablation for adenoma, are now safe, supervised procedures. Between the ages of 50 and 60, many patients undergo a PSA test to detect and confirm the diagnosis. The procedure, performed by a urologist and covered by social security, may result in temporary bladder leakage, but has a lasting impact on quality of life. To read about real patient experiences, several specialized forums offer testimonials on recovery and life after prostate removal.
Prostate removal
Prostatectomy is a treatment for prostate cancer and severe benign enlargement. Although effective, this procedure can cause side effects such as urinary incontinence or erectile dysfunction. Life expectancy after prostatectomy depends on the stage of the disease and the patient's general condition. For cases of BPH, a non-surgical alternative exists: prostate embolization, a less invasive solution with no need for a urinary catheter and rapid recovery. Consult a specialist to choose the treatment best suited to your situation.
Prostatitis: symptoms and treatment
Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate, the gland located below the bladder in men. It can affect men of any age, but is most common in men over 50. It causes bothersome pain and a variety of urinary symptoms.
REZUM prostate: Mini-Invasive treatment of BPH
REZUM treatment uses steam to reduce prostate volume and relieve urinary symptoms associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Although this method is effective, it has limitations, such as the need for a urinary catheter after the procedure and gradual results. At the Prostate Center, we offer REZUM, but we prefer prostate embolization, a non-invasive, non-surgical alternative with an immediate effect and no impact on sexuality. This solution enables rapid recovery and offers a long-lasting treatment for BPH.
What drinks should I avoid for my prostate?
Understand prostate adenoma and which drinks to avoid to reduce symptoms. Learn why alcohol, caffeine and sugary drinks can aggravate prostate problems, and find out which drinks to choose for better urinary health. Adopt a balanced diet and follow our advice to take care of your prostate.
Can you get a hard-on after prostate surgery?
Find out how to regain a fulfilling sex life after prostate surgery: advice, treatments and solutions to improve erectile function.