Patient's question:
A 26-year-old male, diagnosed with prostatitis at the age of 24, later experienced recurrent prostatic calculi after a period of treatment. The stones are only half a centimeter in size. Symptoms are mild during the day, but at night, he frequently urinates two to three times while sleeping, severely disrupting deep sleep. He lacks energy during the day after work and is in great pain. What are the treatment methods for prostatic calculi?Doctor's answer:
If your current situation is indeed very serious, such as poor treatment effectiveness with strict measures, surgery may be a viable option for rescue. Prostate stones are generally treated symptomatically, with symptom reduction as the primary goal. It is recommended to seek a thorough examination and treatment at a regular hospital's urology department, and to decide on the surgical approach. Follow the precautions for prostatitis, maintain a calm perspective, and keep a peaceful mindset. It is important to maintain emotional stability and avoid excessive emotional fluctuations.