Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of prostatic calcification, then how to diagnose?Doctor's answer:
The causes of prostatitis are varied and diverse. Different types of prostatitis have different causes. In bacterial prostatitis, infectious factors play a dominant role in its onset. In non-bacterial prostatitis and prostatodynia, infectious factors may be an initiating or contributing factor, while non-infectious factors may dominate.Stimulation of the prostate by urine. Urine contains various acidic and alkaline chemical substances. When a patient's local neuroendocrine balance is disrupted, leading to high pressure in the posterior urethra, damage to the openings of the prostatic ducts, or a weakened resistance, it can result in prostatitis.
Suggestions: The inability to promptly and thoroughly clear secretions from the inner lining allows pathogens to grow and adapt locally, leading to inflammation.