What factors cause multiple prostate calcifications?

Patient's question:

MRI examination, transrectal detection, prostate size 3.314.782.17 CM, internal echoes are not uniform, multiple strong light spots visible? CDFI: No abnormal blood flow signals in the prostate? Diagnosis: Prostate prone to fibrosis
Around November 19th, I felt pain and itching during urination with white discharge. On the 22nd, I went to the hospital for a general bacterial smear test and urinalysis. The results showed a plus sign for white blood cells, a very small amount of Gram-positive cocci, and signs of urinary tract inflammation. The doctor said it was prostatitis and prescribed roxithromycin for two days, but it had no effect. On the 27th, I went to the hospital again for UU-DNA (ureaplasma urealyticum DNA) and CT-DNA (chlamydia trachomatis DNA) tests, which came back negative. The doctor still said it was prostatitis and prescribed Hot particles. After taking them for a week, there is still no significant improvement—pain and itching persist.

Doctor's answer:

Bilateral testicular multiple fibrosis, this is indeed more common in inflammation, right testicular cyst, it is considered that it may be a purulent cavity or obstruction caused! Prostate echo thickening, this is also a prostatic hyperplasia, but there is no fibrosis yet! The patient is facing prostate discomfort, we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If the prostate does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan?

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