Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Pain in the lower abdomen when pressed, rapid sexual intercourse time, worsening when angry or unhappy. Onset time: Unknown. Test results: Stones formed in the prostate, 1.31.4.Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calculi generally refer to stones originating within the prostatic acini and ducts. The etiology is generally believed to be related to urine reflux, stagnation of calcium, salts, and secretions, among other factors. The harm caused by prostatic calculi is still significant. The obstruction by stones and irritation of the ducts and glandular tissues can lead to prostatitis, causing congestion, epithelial desquamation in the acini, and fibrosis of the glandular tissues. If the inflammation progresses or becomes purulent, it can lead to periprostatic inflammation. Therefore, it is recommended that you seek timely treatment to prevent the condition from worsening.