Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 36 years old this year, I have a problem with my prostate, it's prostatic calcification spots. Sigh, it's really not knowing what it's like until you get sick, and once you get sick, the whole person feels terrible. I want to ask you, how serious is this disease? How to treat prostatic calcification spots?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification spots are calcified areas formed after a complete recovery from prostatitis, with symptoms that have fully resolved. If it is simply fibrosis, treatment is not necessary. It is recommended that you have a thorough examination of prostatic fluid to check for inflammation. If the prostatic fluid contains an abnormal number of white blood cells or an increased amount of lecithin corpuscles, treatment is required. If your examination only reveals prostatic calcification spots, you can rest assured that no treatment is necessary, and it does not affect your health.