What is the best way to treat prostate calcification?

There are many ways to treat prostate calcification, which can be mainly divided into three types: traditional Chinese medicine treatment, physical therapy, and glandular injection therapy. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment does not damage the prostate, so it is highly recommended.

1. 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.

2. Physical therapy

Physical therapy for prostate hyperplasia and calcification uses various physical factors such as electricity, heat, light, sound, and water to act on the prostate gland, improve local blood circulation, and help dissipate inflammation, but it cannot fundamentally kill bacteria, pathogens, and pathogenic microorganisms. It is only used as an auxiliary treatment in clinical practice. When non-bacterial prostatitis or bacterial prostatitis is not treated with satisfactory results with Western medicine, it is necessary to receive systematic treatment with Chinese medicine in a timely manner and take adequate medication. This is to avoid delaying the development of chronic prostatitis, which causes patients to bear tremendous psychological pressure and mental burden for a long time. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment has the advantages of flexible syndrome differentiation, large degree of freedom in changing prescriptions, treatment according to the disease, treatment according to the person, treatment of both the symptoms and the root cause, no recurrence after recovery, and cure of the root cause.

3. Glandular injection therapy

This treatment method is a supplement to antibiotic treatment for prostate hyperplasia and calcification. Since it is difficult to achieve effective treatment concentrations in the prostate gland for antibiotic treatment of prostate calcification, there is a treatment method of injecting antibiotics directly into the prostate gland. Hospital outpatient clinics have also recommended this treatment method in large quantities, but years of clinical practice have found that this treatment method has the disadvantage of not being able to completely cure the disease.