Yes: Removing the entire prostate would be a permanent cure. It is only done for prostate cancer though because of the risk of leakage after the surgery and the risk on erectile dysfunction.
Answered 7/20/2012
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"Simple" Prostatect.: To stop BPH permanently, the entire prostate does not actually need to be removed. Removeal of just the inner portion of the prostate, known as the adenoma, is a permanent cure. This operation, known as "suprapubic" or "simple" "prostatectomy, " which is quite different than "radical prostatectomy, " unlike the cancer operation, this does not have a high risk of ed or incontinence.
Answered 6/20/2015
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Yes Surgery: There is permanent cure for BPH by following Minimally Invasive treatments like Green light lasers,Microwave and others Surgery Transuretheral resection of Prostate Holmium laser enucleation of PROSTATE Transuretheral incsision of prostate(TUIP) Transuretheral ultasoung guided laser incision of PROSTATE(TULIP)
Answered 4/23/2015
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