Patient's question:
What should a man do if he has prostatic calcification? Is there a way to solve it? It has been troubling him for a long time, and he feels uncomfortable. He is looking for a solution and feels very uncomfortable in his private area. That feeling cannot be described, and it is affecting his work and life. He is very frustrated.Doctor's answer:
Recurrent prostatic calcification or stones require treatment. Fibrosis can expand into stones, causing various symptoms. Some patients may have long-term, persistent symptoms, making it necessary to undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination to determine if there are stones or fibrosis. Without treatment, it is difficult to completely cure prostatitis.Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that prostatic stones, fibrosis, and cysts share the same etiology as prostatitis, all resulting from blood and Qi stagnation and lower urinary tract damp-heat. Due to the unique structure of the prostate, prostatic calcification can easily foster bacterial growth. If fibrosis is caused by prostatitis, it may interfere with fertility. Chronic prostatitis can lead to low sperm viability, reduced semen liquefaction time, and decreased fertility.