Patient's question:
I am 28 years old, and recently I've been feeling uncomfortable when urinating, and it has been like this for several days. I went to the hospital to see a doctor for a thorough examination. The doctor said it was prostatic calcification. Please advise on what to do if prostatic calcification is found during a physical examination.Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcifications indicate a history of inflammation, and liver hemangioma is a benign tumor of the liver. Small hemangiomas are often asymptomatic, while larger ones may cause discomfort in the liver area. Tumors with a diameter of 5 cm and no symptoms do not require treatment. Avoid strenuous exercise to prevent the hemangioma from rupturing, and follow up regularly for monitoring. If the tumor is larger than 5 cm, surgical intervention is recommended. This is a minimally invasive procedure with a quick recovery and good results.1. Diet: Eat less salt, use less oil when cooking, and avoid fatty meats and fried foods. Eat more vegetables and fruits (when blood sugar control is below 7.0), consume more bitter foods (such as bitter melon and hawthorn tea), and more pungent foods (not referring to chili peppers, but rather scallions, ginger, and garlic). You can eat more fish, preferably deep-sea fish, but avoid fish eggs and squid (as they contain high cholesterol).