Patient's question:
Doctor! My husband used to have prostate problems and has been actively treated. Now he doesn't feel any discomfort anymore. Last week, he had a follow-up check-up at the hospital, and the detailed examination results indicated the presence of prostate calcification spots. What is the condition of prostate calcification spots?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcifications are the hardening of the inner wall cells of the prostate gland. Prostatic calcifications are a benign inflammation, primarily discovered during health check-ups. Clinical diagnosis is usually not made unless there are symptoms, but some men may also find calcifications when they experience recurrent prostatitis. Calcifications are a mild benign inflammatory symptom and can be managed through strict measures such as herbal sitz baths and oral preventive medications.