What are the complications after prostate resection?

Complications after prostate resection are generally prone to urinary bleeding, urinary tract infection, urinary incontinence, etc., which require targeted treatment.

Prostate resection surgery is an invasive operation. During the postoperative recovery period, if the individual's wound recovery is slow, bleeding complications may occur, which may easily lead to blood in the patient's urine. You can use amoxicillin capsules, hemostatic tablets and other drug treatments as directed by your doctor.

During the recovery period from surgery, if the patient's wound is not cleaned properly, bacterial growth may occur, and complications of urinary tract infection may occur, which may easily cause the patient's body to experience adverse reactions such as painful urination. You can use amoxicillin capsules, levofloxacin tablets, azithromycin tablets and other drugs as directed by your doctor.

If the patient's prostate function does not return to normal within a short period of time during the recovery period, urinary incontinence complications may occur, which may easily lead to the patient's body being unable to control urine. It can be relieved through levator ani exercises.

In addition to the above complications, the patient may also suffer from bladder neck contracture and other conditions, which require relevant examinations and treatments.