Patient's question:
I don't know the specific time now there are no symptoms, how was it formed?Doctor's answer:
The common cause of prostatic calcification is the unresolved chronic prostatitis, which can often be diagnosed through a prostate ultrasound examination. Long-term dilation of prostatitis can lead to prostatic calcification, which may further develop into prostatic stones. Bacteria growing on the stones can become acclimated and once again trigger prostatitis. Given the relationship between these diseases, treatment for prostatitis requires building confidence, actively cooperating with medical advice, and quitting smoking and alcohol. Additionally, it is important to consume more vegetables, fruits, and coarse grains. Prostatic calcification tends to recur, requiring long-term medication. Maintain a positive mood.