What medicine is effective for prostate calcification?

Many people may be unfamiliar with prostate calcification. This is a precursor to prostate stones, which is generally caused by prostatitis. Many people want to know what medicine is effective for prostate calcification. In addition to Western medicine treatment, Chinese medicine treatment is also effective for prostate calcification.

1. Antibiotic treatment

This is the basic and commonly used method for the treatment of prostate calcification. Antibiotics are still advisable for the control of clinical symptoms in the treatment of acute prostatitis. However, the treatment effect of chronic prostatitis is unsatisfactory. First of all, the drug resistance of bacteria, pathogens, and microorganisms is an obstacle that antibiotics cannot overcome. Secondly, it is difficult for drugs to achieve effective treatment in the alveoli and it is difficult to play a therapeutic role in prostate calcification. It causes a vicious cycle of feeling relieved as soon as the drug is taken, and stopping the drug again and again. Some hospitals advocate large doses and over-time use of drugs, which not only cannot cure prostatitis, but also increase the burden on the liver and kidneys, causing abnormal liver and kidney function, and worsening the condition.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that prostate stones, calcification, cysts and prostatitis have the same causes, which are qi and blood stasis and damp heat in the lower part of the body. Treatment requires the use of Chinese medicine formulas that remove dampness and heat and activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis. For stubborn prostate stones, taking prostate powder should be combined with diuretic Chinese medicine. Within 60 days, prostate stones will shrink or disappear, and calcification plaques will fall off the surface of the prostate and be excreted from the body. Chinese medicine treatment overcomes the destructiveness of Western medicine treatment to the prostate.

3. Prostate calcification or stones must be treated . Calcification will develop into stones and cause various symptoms. Symptoms can be controlled by prostate massage, antibiotics and urinary antiseptics. When stones are combined with prostate hyperplasia, transurethral prostatectomy can be performed to scrape away stones as much as possible. Maintain proper physical exercise to improve blood circulation and facilitate the absorption of local inflammation; eat a nutritious diet to enhance immune function and disease resistance.