Patient's question:
Prostatic calcification was previously caused by prostatic inflammation and would leave behind fibrotic points. Prostatic calcification was once a sign of inflammation, but now if there are no symptoms, it still isn't treated. If it causes urination difficulties, it's necessary to seek medical treatment promptly. Hold it. Antibiotics are very effective for prostatitis, and (Prostat Comfort) is also very effective, but it's still available now. If there are no symptoms. If it causes urination difficulties, urgent urination only takes 1 minute. Urination is clear and without discomfort. How should it be treated or prevented?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is caused by prostatitis that has not fully healed, and many conventional medications can only temporarily relieve symptoms but cannot cure it. It is recommended that you visit a professional men's hospital for a systematic treatment. We believe you will recover quickly. Your current condition may be due to your prostatitis not yet healing. In daily life, pay attention to diet and personal hygiene. It is advised that you go to a regular hospital for a thorough examination and understand the treatment, then recover as soon as possible.