Patient's question:
Sexual dysfunction, occasional swelling and pain in the perineum and testicles, nocturnal emissions never lead to erection, semen is not viscous, with a stinging sensation. Difficulty urinating. Currently, there are two prostate stones, size 0.05mm, diagnosed in 2003, possibly caused by sexual intercourse or poor hygiene. What kind of help is desired: Urgently seeking advice from experts. How should it be treated appropriately? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Prostate stones don't need to be dealt with. The common cause of prostate calcification is the scar left behind after prostatitis heals. The treatment for prostatitis can include physical therapy, hot water sitz baths, and irregular prostate massage. Additionally, antibiotics such as minocycline and doxycycline can be used.Lifestyle care: Pay attention to proper sexual activity and diet. Eat less spicy food and try to avoid or reduce sexual intercourse. Physical therapy, hot water sitz baths, irregular massage, and the use of antibiotics such as minocycline and doxycycline.