The causes of prostate stones are actually these 3

Prostate stones are more common in men, but most people don't know much about the causes of prostate stones. In fact, the formation of prostate stones is related to three factors. Regardless of the cause, prostate stones are very harmful to human health, so male friends should never ignore it.

How do prostate stones form?

1. It is believed that prostate stones are formed around an organic core and gradually grow like a snowball. This organic core is often a blood clot, bacteria, necrotic tissue or a substance called "amyloid". When urine flows through the urethra, it may flow back from the prostate duct opening to the distal prostate duct for some reasons. Calcium salt crystals in the urine, such as calcium phosphate, magnesium phosphate, calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate or calcium oxalate and other inorganic salts, may be deposited layer by layer on the organic core, gradually growing larger and forming stones.

2. It is believed that the formation of stones is due to chronic inflammation of the prostate alveoli and excretory ducts, which causes the alveoli to dilate and the prostate ducts to narrow. After urine refluxes, some salts are deposited on the normal prostate glandular tissue, forming prostate stones.

3. It is believed that prostate hyperplasia increases the pressure in the prostate duct, causing stagnation of secretory fluid in the duct and deposition of salt components on the compressed cortex or surgical capsule around the prostate, thus forming prostate stones.

Don't ignore prostate stones, because once prostate stones cause prostatitis and other urinary system diseases, prostate stones will be very powerful, and it will be difficult to treat at this time. It is best to treat prostate stones when they just occur. Therefore, men should do regular physical examinations and go to large professional hospitals for treatment.