Patient's question:
Prostate calcification is severe, how to treat?Doctor's answer:
Hello, prostatic calcification is a scar left behind after the prostate undergoes inflammation and fibrosis again, and it is a precursor to prostatic calculi. Prostatic calcification is formed due to calcium deposits during the inflammation, peeling, tissue necrosis, and repair process of the prostate. Generally, it shows no symptoms and does not require treatment. If there is significant discomfort, surgical treatment can be considered.In daily life, avoid spicy (such as seafood, especially shrimp) and pungent foods, alcohol (drinking alcohol can easily lead to the onset of prostatic diseases), and smoking; drink plenty of water, urinate frequently, and maintain smooth bowel and bladder movements to help eliminate prostatic secretions; avoid prolonged inactivity, engage in appropriate physical exercise, and stabilize blood circulation to aid in the absorption of local inflammation.