Is prostate calcification serious?

Prostate calcification is caused by recurrent prostatitis. The biggest symptom of this disease is abnormal urination. At the same time, prostate calcification can also lead to prostate stones and cause some complications, such as epididymitis and orchitis, so prostate calcification is still relatively serious.

1. Prostate calcification affects the quality of sexual life: Prostate calcification lesions are generally scars left over from inflammation. If not treated in time, they can induce inflammation such as seminal vesiculitis, orchitis, epididymitis, and cause sexual dysfunction such as impotence and premature ejaculation in patients, affecting their normal sexual life.

2. Calcification caused by prostatitis may affect fertility: Calcification caused by prostatitis can result in low sperm survival rate, prolonged semen liquefaction time, resulting in lower pregnancy rate, and affecting the patient's fertility.

3. Prostate calcification causes stones: If not treated in time, calcification lesions will develop into stones and aggravate prostate inflammation.

Preventing prostate calcification

1. Maintain a good mood, cultivate hobbies, build strong confidence, eliminate anxiety, and divert attention from prostate diseases.

2. Pay attention to your diet, avoid spicy food, eat more fruits and vegetables, and develop good living habits.

3. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, avoid excessive fatigue, do appropriate physical exercise, especially exercises to strengthen the pelvic muscles, and strictly prohibit long-term sitting, riding a bicycle, etc.

4. Sexual life should be regular, avoiding too little or too frequent sex.