Patient's question:
I am 20 years old this year. I am the manager of the corporate planning department in an international trade company. I have some training to complete every day, and recently the company has a major plan, so I haven't been drinking much water. Suddenly one day, I found it very difficult to urinate. After a careful check, I found out that I had prostate stones. How can this condition be relieved?Doctor's answer:
Relief of Prostate Stones: If the stones are small and asymptomatic, relief is usually not necessary. Regular health check-ups can monitor the condition. If the stones are large and numerous, surgical relief is primarily used as the main approach. There are three surgical methods: traditional surgery involves removing the prostate and stones through the urethra, minimally invasive surgery causes less mental trauma and minimal skin incisions, and the final option is non-invasive extracorporeal relief.