Patient's question:
How is prostate calcification treated? I would like to ask how prostate calcification is treated. I have recently experienced a dull pain in my epididymis, and after examination, I was diagnosed with prostate calcification. Additionally, my sperm motility (A+B) is 50%. I've heard that this condition makes it difficult to conceive, so should I undergo treatment for it? Should prostate calcification be treated?Doctor's answer:
Prostate enlargement is usually caused by the gradual expansion of chronic prostatitis, often resulting from bacterial infiltration. Due to its recurring nature and difficulty in treatment, it can bring significant pain to some patients. It is essential to visit a regular hospital for thorough examination and laboratory tests to identify the cause for targeted treatment. In daily life, some details also need to be coordinated with the doctor's treatment, such as avoiding prolonged sitting, exposure to cold, and drinking plenty of hot water, which can help cleanse the prostate. Avoid greasy and spicy foods, and do not overexert or become overly stressed. It is crucial to avoid drinking beer. Maintain a cheerful mood, and the condition will naturally improve over time.