Treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia with calcification

Patient's question:

Treatment and outcomes for benign prostatic hyperplasia with fibrosis in 2011: Taking Pulegan tablets had an unclear effect.

Doctor's answer:

The prostate is a vital organ in the male reproductive system. The prostatic fluid it produces is also an important component of semen, and it serves the functions of nourishing sperm and facilitating the fertilization of the egg. However, the prostate is also a common area of concern for most men, as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) gradually develops. Clinical diagnosis confirms that all men over the age of 55 experience varying degrees of BPH. Therefore, it is a common condition that men should not ignore, and mild hyperplasia does not require treatment.

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