Patient's question:
At the age of 27, I was carefully examined and found to have prostate calcification spots. Due to excessive overtime, my sleep quality has been poor, and I often feel like I can't urinate completely. I don't have much else going on, but is my condition serious? If I rest well, the symptoms disappear. Can medication help?Doctor's answer:
For prostatic calcifications, it can be trusted that they are small stones in the prostate gland, which may be related to excessive drinking. Long-term overtime and prolonged sitting may be unfavorable for the prostate, potentially leading to prostatitis. It is normal to experience frequent urination again. It is recommended not to engage in long-term overtime or prolonged inactivity. Currently, medication treatment is not necessary; it is mainly about adjusting the routine properly.