Patient's question:
Hello expert, I was diagnosed with prostate stones half a year ago, and now I can obviously feel a decline in sexual function. I don't know if it's related to the prostate stones. How should I solve this problem?Doctor's answer:
Most patients with prostatic calculi have no symptoms, and the stones can remain in the prostate for years without causing discomfort. If the stones are larger, they may cause frequent urination, hematuria, urinary obstruction, pain, and sometimes low libido, blood in semen, or impotence, affecting sexual life between couples.Clinically, although the incidence of prostatic calculi is not high, their impact on male health is evident. Early-stage prostatic calculi often show no obvious symptoms. However, when the stones become multiple or coexist with other prostatic diseases, symptoms such as frequent urination, hematuria, or even urinary difficulties may appear. Severe cases may also lead to low libido, blood in semen, or impotence, affecting a man's sexual quality of life.
Most patients with prostatic calculi have no symptoms, and the stones can remain in the prostate for years without causing discomfort. If the stones are larger, they may cause frequent urination, hematuria, urinary difficulties, pain, and sometimes low libido, blood in semen, or impotence. This may lead to disharmony in sexual life between couples, ultimately affecting their "sexual" happiness.