Patient's question:
In the previous stage, the unit conducted a physical examination. After the ultrasound, the doctor told me that I have prostatic calcification. What is this condition? How should it be treated? I am a police officer, 28 years old, and often stay up late and smoke. Is it related to my lifestyle? I sincerely ask for help～Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification is caused by post-healing calcium deposition due to local bleeding, necrosis, inflammation, infection, etc. It generally does not require treatment. It is recommended to go to a hospital's specialized department for a prostatic fluid examination, digital rectal examination, and to develop a standardized and systematic treatment plan based on clinical symptoms under the guidance of a treating physician for symptomatic treatment.