Patient's question:
Main symptoms: No symptoms. During the health check-up two days ago, an ultrasound revealed that the doctor said there are stones in the prostate. What should I do? Annual health check-ups, no detection in the past year or before. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Principles for treating prostatic calculi: For patients with chronic prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis, active symptomatic treatment targeting inflammation should be administered. In addition to using antibiotics, attention should be paid to the drainage of prostatic fluid, and intermittent prostatic massage should be performed to unblock the obstructed prostatic fluid caused by calculi. For patients with prostatic hyperplasia complicated by prostatic calculi, Transurethral Prostate Resection (TURP) can be performed to eliminate urinary tract obstruction and achieve complete removal of the calculi.