Patient's question:
Recently, I've always felt that the position of my prostate is very uncomfortable, and I'd like to ask. How long does it take for benign prostatic hyperplasia to develop?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic hyperplasia or prostatic calcification generally may form after a complete recovery from prostatitis, and may develop into prostatic hyperplasia at a specific time. There is no definitive way to determine this, mainly depending on individual circumstances. If prostatitis leads to prostatic calcification, it typically results in prostatic calcification, which may take about a year to develop. The harm of prostatic hyperplasia is based on the pathological and physiological changes caused by lower urinary tract obstruction. The individual differences in pathology are significant, and not all cases show progressive expansion. A small portion of inflammation stops expanding to a certain extent, so even if mild intestinal obstruction symptoms reappear, surgery may not always be necessary. Strict therapy is also acceptable.