Patient's question:
How is prostate calcification treated? Can it be cured? 40 years oldDoctor's answer:
Prostatic calcifications mainly require attention to drinking more water and urinating to enhance metabolic decomposition, preventing prolonged sitting and holding back urine, maintaining local hygiene through cleaning, and taking oral medications such as Norfloxacin and Sanjin tablets for treatment. These can effectively alleviate symptoms, though the condition generally cannot be fully cured. The primary focus is on preventing prostate hyperplasia. Prostatic calcifications can be recovered, but the treatment process is usually slow, and relapse is common after treatment. Therefore, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, use medications appropriately, and maintain a light diet. Additionally, patients should avoid spicy foods, smoking, and drinking beer.