What should I do about prostatic calcifications? Are they serious?

Patient's question:

No feeling
Physical examination found

Doctor's answer:

If there are no symptoms, treatment may not be necessary. If there are symptoms, active treatment is required. Prostatitis is difficult to cure completely. If not actively treated, it can lead to infertility and sexual dysfunction. It is recommended to actively seek treatment.
The best approach for treating prostatitis is a combination of Western and Chinese medicine. First, use antibiotics for 7-14 days, then follow up with traditional Chinese medicine for consolidation. Treatment for prostatitis must be systematic and follow a prescribed course to achieve a complete cure.
During treatment, drink plenty of water, avoid prolonged sitting or riding, eat non-irritating foods, and do not smoke or drink alcohol. Maintain a regular sexual life. It is recommended to seek treatment at a formal hospital.
In addition to medication, I recommend a physical therapy: warm sitz bath. Pour about 40% warm water (not too hot to the touch) into a basin, filling it about halfway. Sit in the water for 10-30 minutes each time. Add more warm water as needed to maintain an effective temperature. Do this 1-2 times a day, with 10 days constituting one course. This helps in the discharge of inflammatory secretions.