Patient's question:
I have been experiencing frequent urination and incomplete urination symptoms recently, and the detailed examination results at the hospital showed that I have prostate stones. As someone who has always been meticulous about hygiene, I don't understand why I would get this condition and I don't know how to resolve it. I would like to ask the doctor what I should do about my prostate stones?Doctor's answer:
Prostate stones have nothing to do with hygiene, it's not that neglecting hygiene leads to stones. Prostate stones are mainly caused by blockage of the prostate gland ducts, which can lead to calcium salt deposition and thus form stones. Prostate stones do not require treatment, and your current symptoms are also not likely caused by stones. Frequent urination and incomplete urination are typical symptoms of prostatitis. You need to have a prostate fluid test. If there is a decrease in lecithin corpuscles, it can be diagnosed. After confirmation, treatment can be administered.