Patient's question:
How is the treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia with stones? Participated in a physical examination, B found benign prostatic hyperplasia, accompanied by multiple stones (largest 0.6cm), no discomfort in the body, urine routine and blood routine are all normalDoctor's answer:
Generally, prostate stones are seen after prostatitis, forming within the prostate gland. The factors or causes include incomplete relaxation of the external sphincter during urination, allowing infected urine to flow backward into the prostate through the prostatic ducts, leading to stone formation. These stones are primarily composed of urine components. As infection foci, they remain within the gland, making it difficult to the infection.Recommendation: For the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, it is advisable to take Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pills. This is a traditional Chinese medicine preparation with excellent anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. Wishing you good health!