Patient's question:
During the health check-up, the doctor told me that I have prostatic calcification. Hello, what is the condition of prostatic calcification?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification is primarily caused by prostatic hardening. Once the prostate encounters problems again, it will lead to the destruction of capillaries within the gland due to changes in the environment. Additionally, nutrition and microcirculation may also be impaired, causing the gland to lose its ability to defend and receive proper nourishment, thereby reducing immunity and disease resistance. Even slight external impacts can trigger inflammation. If the inflammation is not effectively or promptly treated, or if excessive tonifying and invigorating herbs are consumed, traumatic heat therapy is applied, or treatment is improperly administered, the hardening and stiffness of the prostate will continue to worsen. When the local density reaches that of stone or bone, it will ultimately result in prostatic calcification.