Patient's question:
What are the causes and symptoms of prostatic calculi?Doctor's answer:
Larger stones cause the prostatic ducts and acini to dilate, and surrounding them are cystic cavities of varying sizes and shapes. The inner walls of these cavities are not lined with epithelial cells, and there is round cell infiltration and fibrosis between the acini. Stones can be located at the openings of the ducts or deep within the gland. In cases of chronic infection, prostatitis or abscesses can form around the prostate, which may rupture into the urethra.Because the symptoms of prostatic stones are not very prominent, many patients are not very aware of them. It is important to note that the potential risks of this condition are significant, so it is necessary to seek treatment from a professional hospital as early as possible. Shaanxi Guangci Urology Specialty Hospital