Patient's question:
Prostatitis cyst, prostate calcification spots - what should be done?Doctor's answer:
Prostate cysts are similar to kidney cysts. If the cysts grow very large and compress the kidney tissue, causing the kidney function to gradually decline, measures must be taken. The cysts are usually filled with fluid. Sometimes, under the guidance of ultrasound, the fluid may be drained, or surgery may be performed to remove the cyst. If the prostate cyst is very small, it generally does not cause significant issues. However, if it grows larger, measures still need to be taken. Cysts usually grow very slowly and do not require special treatment or a specific cure. If the cyst shrinks, follow-up examinations every one or two years are recommended to monitor the size of the lump and any changes in it. This is sufficient. Generally, if the cyst does not affect prostate function, no special treatment is needed.If you still have any questions, please take a few minutes to click the [flashing button on the left] to consult me. I will provide a detailed and thorough explanation of your condition, helping you gain a deeper understanding and insight. This will enable you to develop a better treatment plan. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery!