<![CDATA[Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) is a condition of blockage seen in benign prostate enlargement with histologic appearance of prostate adenoma that causes obstruction to vary with or without symptoms. Complications that are usually caused by BPH are cystitis and anemia. High tissue enlargement will cause pressure on the prostatic urethra which causes pressure on the urethral lumen and results in obstruction. Objective: to review a case report of a 76 year old male patient who was diagnosed with BPH with cystitis and anemia. Methods: this article is based on a BPH case report at RSUD dr. Sudirman Mangun Sumarso, Wonogiri. Results: The patient had received therapy with Harnal 1 x 400 mcg, paracetamol 3 x 500 mg and urinary 2 x 400 mg. 0.5 mg PO), then monotherapy can be given Tadalafil 5 mg/day for patients who have low BMI and symptoms of LUTS. Treatment of cystitis the patient is given IV ceftriaxone 1-2 grams / 12-24 hours, Urinary 2 x 400 mg / day, Paracetamol 325-600 mg 4-6 hours if necessary. For the treatment of anemia given folic acid 500-1000 mcg and multivitamins. Conclusion: The patient has received appropriate therapy according to the symptoms experienced.]]>
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