Patient's question:
I discovered prostate calcification three years ago during a physical examination. The doctor said it was caused by the deposition of secretions or the resolution of prostatitis. I didn't believe it at first—how could I have prostate calcification at just 28? However, consecutive annual check-ups over the past three years have all shown the same result, and the size of the calcification is not significant. I have no symptoms at all.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, if there is only some calcification in the prostate, it is generally related to a history of prostatitis. However, since it has already calcified, it is not a major issue, and you don't need to worry about it.Advice: It's okay if there is some calcification in the prostate, as this situation does not lead to cancer. Please rest assured about this.