Prostate calcification plaques

Many people may not have heard of this disease, but prostate calcification is very common in life. Prostate calcification is a calcium compound left over from prostate disease. This disease must be treated, because if it is not treated, stones will appear in the prostate, which will have a great impact on the patient's urinary system.

Perhaps some patients who have suffered from prostate diseases know what prostate calcification plaques are. The location of prostate calcification plaques will vary depending on the age of the injured, so patients who have had prostate diseases should pay more attention.

Calcification is one of the final outcomes of many tissues in our body after injury and necrosis. Regardless of the cause of focal necrosis of the prostate, it is likely to eventually form a calcification plaque. Since the age of prostate injury is uncertain, focal necrosis can occur in any part of the prostate, so the age and location of prostate calcification plaques are uncertain. They are more common in the parenchyma. The appearance of calcification plaques may indicate that the prostate may have been damaged.

Prostate calcification plaques must be treated. Calcification plaques will develop into stones and cause various symptoms. Some patients' symptoms cannot be eliminated for a long time. A comprehensive examination is required to see if there is calcification of stones. It is difficult to completely cure prostate disease without treating calcification of stones.

Notes

(1) Do not overwork or stay up late. Live a regular life, have a regular routine, and prevent colds. Colds and overwork can easily lead to low immune function and cause recurring prostate diseases.

(2) Avoid spicy foods (such as seafood, especially shrimp), alcohol (drinking alcohol can easily cause prostate disease to relapse), and smoking; drink plenty of water, urinate frequently, and keep bowel movements smooth to help excrete prostate secretions; avoid sitting still for long periods of time. When driving a motor vehicle for a long time, pay attention to seat heat dissipation, get off the vehicle regularly to move around, drink water, and urinate; insist on 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.

(3) Eat less meat. Eating too much meat and acidic foods (such as egg yolk, cheese, desserts, tuna, flounder, etc.) will cause an acidic body constitution and make you more susceptible to various diseases.

(4) Eat more nuts (raw pumpkin seeds, nuts), vegetables, fruits, and bee pollen.

(5) Prostate calcification or stones must be treated. Calcification can develop into stones and cause various symptoms. Some patients have persistent symptoms and need a comprehensive examination to see if there is calcification of stones. Without treatment of calcification of stones, it is difficult to completely cure prostate disease.

(6) Actively prevent and treat prostate diseases, especially prostatitis and other diseases.

The above is an introduction to the knowledge about prostate calcification. I hope it can arouse everyone's vigilance. Prostate calcification is easy to notice in life. As long as there is a problem with the prostate, it is very likely to suffer from this disease. If you feel any discomfort in your body, you should go to a regular hospital for examination in time.