Patient's question:
Just had a health check-up. Is the enlarged and fibrotic prostate related to sexual activity, or is it caused by other issues?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia with fibrosis is a common clinical diagnosis issue, and it is merely a result of a careful MRI examination. You only discovered it during a health check-up with no clinical diagnostic symptoms, and there is no need for treatment. It generally does not interfere with sexual life if there are no symptoms. If you experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, difficulty urinating, or an increasing number of nighttime urinations, it is recommended that you seek follow-up treatment at a regular hospital urology department as soon as possible. Most cases of prostate hyperplasia with fibrosis are caused by the repair or degenerative changes of prostatitis, which is a self-expansion process. Relax your mind, increase physical exercise, and reduce your body's resistance.