Patient's question:
The doctor had a company health check a few days ago. Today, they just received the health check results. All other tests were normal, but there was an ultrasound result for the prostate that indicated normal shape and size of the prostate, with an increase in echoes of about 0.6 cm in diameter accompanied by faint acoustic shadowing in the. The report suggested it was a prostate calcification. The doctor said there was nothing wrong, but they still felt uneasy. So, they wanted to ask, what does prostate calcification mean, and does it need treatment?Help: What does prostate calcification mean, and does it need treatment?
Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification is one of the common prostatic inflammatory conditions in men, often recurring between the ages of 40 and 60. Fibrosis, in pathology, refers to the deposition of calcium salts in local tissues, which can be a normal physiological process or occur in certain pathological conditions. Pay attention to your diet, avoid spicy foods, and consume more fruits and vegetables while maintaining good lifestyle habits. Pay attention to balancing work and rest to prevent excessive fatigue, and engage in appropriate physical exercise, especially exercises that strengthen pelvic muscle activity. Avoid prolonged sitting or cycling. Sexual life should be regular, and both excessive infrequency and excessive frequency should be avoided.