Patient's question:
Male, 35 years old, professional driver. Currently, there is no frequent urination or urgency, but occasional urination may cause a stinging sensation, and sometimes there is a splitting sensation. Sexual intercourse duration has always been short, lasting only three to four minutes, and after an hour, the second time lasts for about ten minutes. The third time, erection lasts for a while before becoming soft. These symptoms have persisted for about twenty years. Around seven or eight years ago, frequent urination and urgency were severe. At that time, he worked in a coal mine underground for three or four years. After transferring to driving on the surface and not taking any medication, the condition gradually improved without realizing it. In the past, he only experienced lower back pain, but now it has disappeared. He usually suffers from morning dry mouth, thick tongue coating, and excessive stomach fire, but he does not suffer from constipation.Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification spots do not necessarily indicate a current prostate disease, but rather residual lesions from previous illnesses, which are essentially scars. The symptoms you mentioned are related to your constitution. It's important to first understand your constitution before adjusting your diet and lifestyle accordingly.Prostatic calcification spots do not necessarily indicate a current prostate disease, but rather residual lesions from previous illnesses, which are essentially scars. The symptoms you mentioned are related to your constitution. It's important to first understand your constitution before adjusting your diet and lifestyle accordingly.
Pay attention to your diet in daily life, with a focus on light and balanced meals. Avoid staying up late and engage in regular exercise. Additionally, during the treatment of prostatic conditions, apart from symptomatic treatment, the patient's dietary status and psychological condition are also particularly important. It is essential for patients to maintain a positive mood and eat appropriately to avoid unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery of the prostate.