What should I do if I can't pass prostatic calculi?

Patient's question:

I am 29 years old. Recently, I went to the hospital and found out that I have prostatic calculi, but the stones cannot be passed out. I have been enduring the torment of the illness. Prostatic calculi cannot be passed out?

Doctor's answer:

Prostatic calculi are different from stones in other organs of the body. The location of the stones in the urethra makes it difficult to expel them. Generally, prostatic calculi are caused by prostatitis, so the treatment for prostatic calculi mainly focuses on treating the inflammation and resolving it. If the stones are slightly larger, it is recommended that you have surgery to address them. However, with medication, it is difficult to ensure that the condition will not recur.

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