Patient's question:
Main symptoms, frequent urination, difficulty urinating, often yellow and foamy urine, abdominal bloating, frequent bowel movements, testicular pain, premature ejaculation, abdominal pain after ejaculation, insufficient hardness of erection, and frequent thirst. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the results showed left kidney cyst and prostate calcification spots. The doctor also told me that my prostate is enlarged. Onset time, April 2016. I have taken Western medicine, Chinese medicine, and internal medication, but none of them have been effective. I hope the doctor can tell me what to do. This is seriously affecting my life, and now I have no confidence in life. I feel like I am not useful, and I don’t even feel like a man. Please help me, doctors, to regain my confidence. The yellow picture was taken the day before yesterday for the examination, and the other picture was taken last month. What kind of help do I need: How can prostate calcification spots be completely treated? I ask the doctor for an explanation.Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification is a scar left behind after the prostate undergoes recurrent inflammation and fibrosis. On ultrasound, it appears as fibrotic points and is a contributing factor to the recurring nature of prostatitis. If prostatic calcification reappears, treatment is necessary because fibrosis can expand into stones. Antibiotics are typically used for treatment, and it is advisable to avoid spicy foods, alcohol, and smoking. Drinking plenty of water and urinating frequently are recommended to maintain smooth bowel and bladder function.