How to treat prostatic hyperplasia with calcification?

Prostatic hyperplasia is a disease that some middle-aged men may suffer from, and prostatic hyperplasia with calcification is caused by prostatitis. Patients will experience symptoms such as difficulty urinating, frequent urination, and urgency, which will also affect the quality of life, so timely treatment is needed.

How to treat prostate enlargement with calcification?

1There are many reasons for prostate enlargement, which can be caused by prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia or even prostate cancer; but prostate enlargement with calcification often means that prostatitis has occurred in the past, and calcium salts are deposited during tissue repair. However, this calcification often does not cause serious harm.

2 The focus of prostate enlargement with calcification is prostate enlargement. Since the prostate is adjacent to the urethra and is related to male reproductive function, urination symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, incomplete urination, labored urination, intermittent urination, and short range may occur, which has a great impact on the quality of life; the most important thing is that prostate dysfunction affects male sexual function. Therefore, patients often suffer from insomnia, anxiety, pessimism, etc., and have a heavy psychological burden.

3. If the above symptoms occur with prostate enlargement and calcification, which have a great impact on personal life and psychology, you can go to the hospital for surgical treatment. Due to the maturity of technology, the surgical effect is often better. If there is an acute attack of chronic prostatitis at the same time, anti-inflammatory drugs can be used to control it, but calcification will not be eliminated.

Note:

Patients with enlarged prostate should try to avoid alcoholism, spicy and irritating foods, as these can lead to acute urinary retention. They should eat a light diet, eat less meat, drink more water, and stay up less late. If they are elderly men, they also need to consider whether they have benign prostatic hyperplasia.