Do you have a disease called prostate stones?

Patient's question:

Main symptoms; Frequent urination (needing to urinate as soon as there is the urge, otherwise it will be urinated on oneself, in small amounts. It has been about four to five days. Suddenly started seeing blood in the urine today, with blood throughout the entire process. Everything else is basically normal. It has been about four to five days. This situation has also occurred frequently in the past, but it usually resolves within one or two days without blood in the urine.
Urine analysis results: Leukocytes +/15, Protein +/0.1, Urobilinogen -3.3, pH 6.5, Specific gravity 1.030.
Ultrasound: Left kidney - vertical diameter 112, anteroposterior diameter 49. Right kidney - vertical diameter 98, anteroposterior diameter 44.
The ultrasound report indicated the presence of prostate stones.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the prostate is primarily a ring-shaped tissue located between the bladder and the urethral opening, where stones can get lodged, causing hematuria. Suggestions: Based on your test results, there is currently no hematuria, only mild signs of a urinary tract infection. It is recommended to actively treat the stones and undergo imaging tests to actively check for them. Completely remove the stones.

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