Patient's question:
How to treat prostatic calcification? During our unit's routine health check-up, it was said that there was prostatic calcification. How should prostatic calcification be treated?Doctor's answer:
If the prostate again shows signs of fibrosis, it's similar to the scale in a thermos we use at home. Both are caused by waste and toxins in the prostate accumulating over a long period due to poor blood circulation and failing to be eliminated in time. Over time, this leads to prostate calcification. It's best to go directly to a regular, professional urological hospital for follow-up treatment to identify the cause and receive targeted care! The real effective medicine for prostatitis is based on preventive health measures in daily life. Pay attention to rest, avoid overtime work, maintain regular bowel movements, and avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods. Such as smoking, alcohol, scallions, garlic, chili, coffee, etc. Avoid excessive consumption of warm foods. Instead, eat foods that nourish the kidneys and boost energy, as well as nutrient-rich foods. Drink plenty of water and engage in adequate physical activity.