Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of prostatic calcification? What are the symptoms of prostatic calcification? Can prostatic calcification be cured? What are the symptoms of prostatic calcification?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Due to the differences in the area, degree, and location of prostate calcification, there can be significant variations. Mild fibrosis may not cause symptoms, but extensive and severe fibrosis can lead to severe nerve damage. Common symptoms include: 1. Persistent sharp pain in the prostate nerve reflex area, or a sensation like "needles in the flesh," making it difficult to sit for long periods; or coldness and numbness, or severe perineal dampness; 2. Recurrent episodes of prostatitis, with painful ejaculation or the reappearance of blood in the semen; 3. Severe decline in sexual function in young people, accompanied by systemic symptoms; 4. Recurrence of urinary difficulties in middle-aged individuals; 5. Recurrence of urinary difficulties or incontinence in elderly individuals, even after surgical treatment, with no stable improvement in urination.