Patient's question:
I am a human resources manager in a company. It's graduation season now, which is also our peak hiring period. Unfortunately, I was diagnosed with prostatic calculus fibrosis during this time, and I had to be hospitalized for treatment. So, can prostatic calculus fibrosis heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
The main cause of prostate calcification is the accumulation of prostatic secretions in the small tubules of the prostate. During a careful ultrasound examination, strong light clusters can be observed, similar to the imaging appearance of stones. Sometimes it is also referred to as prostatic calculi. It generally has little impact on health and does not require excessive concern or special treatment. It is recommended to drink more water, avoid holding urine, and reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods. Prostate calculi tend to recur, and long-term medication is often necessary.