Patient's question:
Normally, my body doesn't show any symptoms, but during a physical examination, it was found that I have prostatic calcification. How can prostatic calcification be effectively treated?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification is frequently encountered in clinical practice and is one of the common lesions of the male prostate. Generally, if there are no obvious discomforts, no treatment may be necessary as prostatic calcification usually has little impact on the body. However, if there are larger calcification foci, some localized mild or dull pain in the prostate may occur, requiring hospital examination and treatment based on the specific condition.