Patient's question:
My wife is a good wife and mother. She now has prostatic calculi. How do you treat prostatic calculi?Doctor's answer:
Women do not have prostatitis. It is even less likely to have prostatitis stones. It is best to clarify what kind of stones they are. Are they kidney stones? Or bladder stones or ureteral stones? If it is ureteral stones, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be performed. If it is kidney stones, the choice should be made based on the size of the stones and the clinical symptoms. Regular follow-up examinations are sufficient, and ultrasound can be used for this purpose.