Patient's question:
I recently noticed that if I sit for too long after work, I feel a bit of pressure pain in my prostate, and I also experience mild discomfort when urinating. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said my prostate is swollen, about 1 centimeter larger than normal size, and it also has a calcium deposit that is over 1 centimeter in size. I'm wondering if it's related to my long-term cycling activities, because I'm generally in good health and have been cycling recently to try to conceive a child.Doctor's answer:
What you said about cycling will definitely control the prostate because the prostate is exactly located at the seat position, and long-distance cycling is not good. The presence of calcification spots indicates that you have previously had prostatitis, but you didn't feel it. Having prostatitis can easily lead to prostate enlargement. Prostate problems can affect fertility to some extent, but it's not absolute. Because the prostate has a relatively thick capsule, the effect of medication is not easily overcome. It's best to go to the hospital and see a specialist doctor for diagnosis.