its a company that treats bph (enlarged prostate) via a microwave machine

For many men prostate symptoms are just something that they consider a part of growing old. This isn’t always necessarily true and any sign or symptom of prostate trouble needs to be checked by a doctor. In all likelihood any symptoms experienced will be the result of an enlarged prostate and not cancer. The earlier symptoms are diagnosed the sooner the condition can be treated and relieved.

By 60 about half of all men will be affected and by the age of 80 nine out of every ten men will be experiencing some sort of prostate symptoms.  There are a range of different prostate symptoms that might point to developing problems and, as with most things, these symptoms can also be caused by a whole range of other problems.

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It’s been happening for 4 years; urination is not painful; subject is 33
please knowledgable answers only, no more doctor answers

I am 68 years old. In Dec 2006, my enlarged prostate gland is 46 cc, urine puss cells 60 to 80HPF, PVR 600 cc which is removed through tube. In March 2007, my gland is 33 cc, puss cells 10 to 15 HPF, PVR 75 cc with medication of Uromax and antibiotics. Will my gland become normal with further medication or Do I need surgery TURP?