Patient's question:
My physical condition has always been good, but recently, I've been feeling a strong urge to urinate, yet I cannot expel it quickly. Urination is now less smooth than before, takes longer, and I have a feeling of incomplete urination. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said I have prostatic calcification. What could be the cause of this?Doctor's answer:
1. The impact of chronic inflammation.2. The impact of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
3. The impact of inflammation.
4. Unhealthy lifestyle habits: Long-term alcohol consumption in men can cause the capillaries throughout the body to become congested, leading to mild edema. The prostate is surrounded by muscle and fibrous connective tissue, so when edema occurs, it primarily manifests as swelling inward toward the glandular tissue, making it more susceptible to infection.
5. The impact of prostatitis: The patient's previous prostatitis was not completely treated, and the residual fibrotic patches left after recovery are the reasons for recurrent prostate calcification and repeated episodes of prostatitis in men.