What should I do if there are calcifications in the prostate?

Patient's question:

What are some good methods for treatment? Calcification nodule 0.4x0.4cm, I am currently experiencing burning and pain in the groin area, and it radiates to the palms and soles, causing pain.

Doctor's answer:

Hello; The condition you mentioned may be a symptom of prostatic calculi! First, prostatic calculi should be differentiated from prostatic tuberculosis. Generally, prostatic tuberculosis is more common in young people and can affect one or both sides of the prostate, often accompanied by seminal vesicle and epididymal tuberculosis. Prostatic calculi are more common in people over 40 and usually have no obvious symptoms. A single large calculus should be differentiated from prostatic cancer. Prostatic cancer often has multiple nodules of varying sizes and a hard texture.

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