What are the dangers of prostate calcification?

Prostate calcification can be said to be a common prostate disease problem. It is actually quite serious for men's reproductive health. The deterioration of the disease can easily affect the surrounding urinary and reproductive infections, and may also cause hydronephrosis or renal failure.

1. Worsening of prostate disease:

Prostate calcification is prone to bacterial growth, causing recurrent prostate disease that is difficult to cure and continues to affect the surrounding urogenital organs;

2. Cause prostate stones:

Prostate calcification in the middle and late stages can lead to prostate stones;

3. Causes hydronephrosis and renal failure:

Prostate calcification has a significant impact on kidney function, and in the middle and late stages it can seriously affect kidney function and urinary function:

4. Diseases that cause sexual dysfunction:

Affected by prostate diseases, sexual dysfunctions such as impotence, premature ejaculation, and male infertility may occur.

Due to the special structure of the prostate, prostate calcification is prone to bacteria growth. For young patients, this is a factor in the recurrence of prostatitis and should not be ignored. Calcification can develop into stones, which can aggravate prostate inflammation. Therefore, it is necessary to take precautions. Prevention is better than cure. Drink plenty of water on a daily basis, avoid unclean sexual intercourse, and reduce the chance of urinary tract infection.