Patient's question:
My uncle is 60 years old this year. Recently, he was carefully examined by doctors and found to have a disease called prostatic calcification. So, what are the symptoms of this condition called prostatic calcification? What is prostatic calcification? How should prostatic calcification be treated?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification spots are often considered to be caused by fibrosis due to chronic prostatitis. Initially, a combined approach of traditional Chinese and Western medicine can be used to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It is recommended to drink plenty of warm water, consume more fresh vegetables, avoid irritants, excessive calcium intake, prolonged sitting, exercise moderately, and massage the prostate regularly. If the calcification spots are large in area and conservative treatment is ineffective, surgery can also be an option.