What does prostate puncture treat?

Prostate puncture generally cannot treat anything. It is mainly used to diagnose prostate cancer. If a prostate mass appears, this method can be used for diagnosis and identification.

Prostate puncture teachers use two methods: rectal puncture or perineal puncture to remove pathological tissue. After removing the pathological tissue, pathological analysis and examination can be performed to observe whether there is a possibility of malignant transformation. If the prostate-specific antigen indicator is found to be high during the examination, it means that the chance of prostate cancer is very high.

After diagnosis of prostate cancer, targeted treatment measures need to be taken promptly to improve the condition. Treatment can be done through surgical resection, and it also needs to be improved with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other methods.