Patient's question:
I have a very long time every time I urinate. Today, during an ultrasound, I found a stone and a cyst in my prostate. The doctor said this would have a very big impact on my body, especially since I'm not that old and already have this disease. There are no other obvious symptoms. What kind of help do I need: What can I eat to dissolve the prostate stone?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calculi refer to true stones formed by the precipitation of calcium salts due to primary or endogenous blockages within the prostate glandular acini and ducts. Clinical diagnosis is primarily based on symptomatic treatment. Recommendations:1. Maintain a light diet, avoiding spicy, smoky, alcoholic, and other irritating foods.
2. Drink plenty of water, follow a low-calcium diet, and consume more vegetables and fruits.
3. Engage in appropriate physical activity, maintain regular dietary and living habits, and always keep a calm mood.
4. If symptoms occur, consider traditional Chinese medicine treatment, which may yield certain efficacy.
5. Regular follow-up examinations are recommended.