Patient's question:
What are the treatment methods and medications for prostatic calcification? It has been troubling me for a long time, and I feel very uncomfortable. I am looking for a solution.Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcifications are scars left behind after recurrent inflammation and fibrosis in the prostate. Generally, they do not cause symptoms and do not require medication, nor is there a treatment for fibrosis. If it is prostatitis, it is necessary to determine which type it is. Non-bacterial prostatitis does not require the use of antibiotics. Bacterial prostatitis requires the coordinated use of antibiotics. The most prevalent treatment method currently is the combination of medication and physical therapy, which is fast-acting and causes less pain. The significance of physical therapy lies in enhancing the penetration of drugs into the affected area to maximize their therapeutic effect, while the physical energy itself also has the functions of stabilizing blood circulation and anti-inflammatory effects. After treatment, a period of stabilization should be maintained to prevent recurrence and fibrosis!