How harmful are prostate stones?

After prostate stones occur, the patient's sexual function will be affected. In severe cases, sexual dysfunction such as premature ejaculation may occur, and the normal service life of the prostate will also be shortened. In addition, prostate stones can also lead to diseases such as prostatitis.

1. Sexual dysfunction

Experts point out that prostate stones are the biggest cause of sexual dysfunction. Prostate stones are one of the main causes of sexual dysfunction in patients, and professional male health surveys also show that more than 70% of patients with prostate stones have decreased sexual function. People with prostate stones are prone to sexual dysfunction. Prostate stones recur repeatedly and cannot be cured for a long time, which brings physical discomfort and psychological disorders to patients, and mental states such as fear, anxiety and depression. The two are intertwined and easily produce a vicious cycle.

2. Entering the aging stage early

Prostate stones will inevitably shorten the normal "service life" of the prostate, accelerate the aging process, shorten the normal "service life" of the prostate, and are more likely to enter the male "anorexia period" prematurely. Once the prostate ages prematurely and prostate fluid stops secreting, what awaits us is not only a comprehensive decline in physical fitness and quality of life, but also a complete collapse of male health and dignity.

3. Contains a large number of bacteria

When prostate stones are crushed and cultured, a large number of bacteria can be seen growing. However, when prostate tissue is crushed and cultured, no bacteria grow. Prostate stones can often serve as infection cores, storing bacteria, while antibacterial antibiotics have difficulty entering the stones to take effect. Therefore, prostate stones are very likely to cause recurrent urinary tract infections, and conventional treatments are difficult to eliminate the root cause.

4. Cause inflammation

In chronic prostatitis, due to the dilation of alveoli and the narrowing of prostate ducts, salts in urine can precipitate in prostate tissue to form stones; obstruction of stones and stimulation of glandular ducts and glands can cause inflammation of the prostate, causing the epithelium of alveolar congestion and glandular fibrosis. When inflammation develops or purulent, it can cause inflammation around the prostate, and severe infection can also form prostate abscesses.