Patient's question:
How should prostatic calcification be treated best, doctor?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the common cause of prostatic calcification is the chronic prostatitis that does not heal, which can often be diagnosed through a prostate ultrasound examination. Long-term development of prostatitis can lead to prostatic calcification, which may further progress to prostatic stones. Bacteria thriving and multiplying on the stones can then retrigger prostatitis. Given the relationship between these diseases, it is crucial to maintain confidence in the treatment of prostatitis, follow medical advice, and actively cooperate with the therapy. Additionally, it is important to abstain from smoking and alcohol, and consume more vegetables, fruits, and coarse grains. Wishing you good health!