Patient's question:
Prostatic hyperplasia with calcification for a year. I have been using a topical medication applied to the navel to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Now, the scrotum is no longer damp, and the urinary tract is unobstructed. However, it has not been completely cured yet. I would like to ask if it can be cured? What medication should be used? Can surgery cure it?Doctor's answer:
Suggestion: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that the causes of prostatic calcification and prostatitis are the same, both resulting from stagnation of qi and blood, and the onset is triggered by damp-heat in the lower jiao. Treatment should involve clearing damp-heat and promoting blood circulation to resolve blood stasis, as well as dissolving and expelling stones. The calcified plaques will detach from the surface of the prostate and be excreted from the body. Herbal treatment fundamentally resolves and eliminates the condition, achieving the goal of preventing recurrence. Additionally, for benign prostatic hyperplasia, it is recommended to use Prostect and Bambusine.