Patient's question:
At first, it was the recurrence of urination, with a higher frequency and urgency. I didn't pay much attention to it at the time. It lasted for about three years. Later, during this period, urination became particularly difficult and slow. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said I had prostatic calcification. I would like to consult if prostatic calcification is difficult to treat.Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification, which is usually a residual issue after the recovery of prostatitis, does not necessarily require special attention if there are no significant symptoms. However, if the calcification foci are too prominent, they can easily lead to the formation of prostatic calculi. In such cases, surgical intervention may be necessary. Prostatic diseases are relatively common among men, and once they occur, they must be taken seriously. Active treatment measures should be adopted, and it is essential to identify the underlying adverse factors.