What are the symptoms of prostate calcification?

I believe many people know about prostatitis, but not so much about prostate calcification. Prostate calcification is caused by repeated attacks of prostatitis. Patients will experience urinary discomfort, including frequent urination, urgency, pain, and difficulty urinating.

1. Early symptoms of prostate calcification are frequent urination and urgent urination. In the early stage, the posterior urethra and bladder neck of male patients are greatly compressed by the stimulation of prostate hyperplasia, and patients will experience frequent urination and urgent urination.

2. If prostate calcification is not treated in time, blood in the urine will occur, which is called hematuria. This is because prostate calcification will cause the blood vessels on the mucosal surface to dilate, and some will rupture and cause bleeding, which is hematuria.

3. Prostate calcification can also cause symptoms of acute urinary retention, which is usually caused by drinking, catching a cold, having sex, holding urine, etc. These reasons can cause sudden congestion of the prostate and bladder neck, causing acute obstruction, and then urinary retention.

4. Male patients with prostate calcification may also suffer from urinary incontinence and urinary incontinence, especially during sleep.

5. Prostate calcification can also cause difficulty in urination. Male patients cannot urinate quickly when they have an urgent need to urinate, and urination is not as smooth as before. In addition, they may not be able to urinate completely and have difficulty urinating.