Patient's question:
I am 45 years old, and I have prostatitis for over ten years. A detailed examination revealed mild atrophy with calcification foci, round morphology, and heterogeneity in the (echo texture). Spot-like strong echoes were observed internally. There is a history of sexual activity. Is this result indicative of prostatitis hyperplasia?Hello, how is the treatment for mild atrophy with calcification foci in prostatitis?
Doctor's answer:
Recurrent prostatitis enlargement and recurrent prostatitis calcification can interfere with urination. Recurrent symptoms of frequent urination, painful urination, and incomplete urination should be treated in the hospital. If the symptoms are mild, oral medication treatment is generally sufficient. However, if the clinical diagnosis shows severe symptoms, surgical treatment is still necessary. Avoid drinking beer and eating spicy foods to prevent the symptoms from worsening.