Patient's question:
Colds with low-grade fever, benign prostatic hyperplasia, urinary calculi, leading to difficulty in urination, prostate examination, high PSA levels, raising suspicion of tumors, but CT scans showed no evidence, only indicating benign prostatic hyperplasia.Doctor's answer:
Symptom speculation, fever with cold, careful examination reveals benign prostatic hyperplasia, urinary stones, and elevated PSA in prostate tests. However, prostate CT examination only shows benign prostatic hyperplasia.Advice: For fever with cold, treatment should focus on relieving cold symptoms by taking cold medications. For urinary stones, if the stones are small, they can be passed using lithotripsy pills. If the stones are large, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) is necessary. Currently, it is widely believed that there is a certain correlation between PSA levels and the risk of prostate cancer, so close monitoring is recommended.