Patient's question:
My husband experienced frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination in May last year. When he went to the hospital for a check-up, he was diagnosed with prostatitis. After a period of treatment and dietary adjustments, the prostatitis has completely healed. Last week, he caught a cold and went to the hospital for treatment. During a routine comprehensive check-up, he was found to have prostate calcification spots.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are various factors or causes that can lead to prostate calcification spots. Prostate calcification spots can be categorized based on location and age. The occurrence of calcification is a transformation that happens after damage or necrosis in most human tissues. Regardless of the factors or causes that lead to focal necrosis in prostate calcification spots, calcification spots can still form. The age at which prostate damage occurs is uncertain, and focal necrosis can occur in any part of the prostate. Calcification spots are formed due to potential damage that may have occurred in the prostate. If patients do not receive timely treatment for calcified stones, it is difficult to achieve a complete cure.