Patient's question:
I have prostatitis and stones, so how should prostatitis stones be treated?Doctor's answer:
After a long time, prostatitis can lead to inflammation forming calcification spots. As time goes by, it may develop into prostate stones, which are stones caused by prostatitis. Prostate hyperplasia can also result from chronic prostatitis, potentially leading to the formation of prostate stones. For every elderly person, prostate stones are 100% present. If there are no symptoms, treatment is not necessary. However, if symptoms do occur.