Patient's question:
Yesterday, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was preliminarily diagnosed with prostatic calcification, which was caused by excessive sexual life and intercourse. I have never received treatment for it. Currently, I don't feel any discomfort. What are the symptoms of prostatic calcification?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification disease may present with the following symptoms:1. Urinary symptoms: Frequent urination, urinary urgency, dysuria, urethral burning, incomplete urination with dribbling, sometimes difficulty urinating, and nocturia.
2. Urethral discharge (white discharge).
3. Pain symptoms: Due to persistent chronic inflammation, severe tenderness and a sense of fullness/weight in the perineum, anus, and scrotum may occur, often radiating to the suprapubic region, lumbosacral area, bilateral inguinal regions, perineum, and may also cause lower limb pain.
4. Changes in physiological function.
5. Neurasthenia.