Patient's question:
There is a one-month history of frequent urination, urgency, dysuria, lower abdominal fullness, and discharge.Doctor's answer:
Hello, prostate stones can sometimes be expelled on their own, but most of the time they require timely detection and treatment. For most small, static, asymptomatic prostate stones that are only discovered during routine X-ray examinations, treatment is often not necessary. When prostate stones are combined with benign prostatic hyperplasia, surgical treatment can be performed. Clinically, the surgical approach commonly used is transurethral resection of the prostate, and the surgery should aim to as thoroughly remove the stones as possible.