What does prostatic hyperplasia with calcification mean?

I believe that many men are not unfamiliar with the term "prostate". It is a unique urinary and reproductive organ of men. It not only controls the urethra of men, but also metabolizes fluid to form semen. Therefore, when the prostate of men becomes diseased, the patient's urinary and reproductive functions will usually be affected to a certain extent. So, what does it mean when men have prostate hyperplasia with calcification?

Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease in middle-aged and elderly people. When the patient has prostatic hyperplasia and other compounds such as calcium fossils, it is what we often call prostatic hyperplasia with enlargement, which is a symptom that needs to be treated promptly.

The cause of prostate hyperplasia with thickening is mostly related to factors such as inflammation and infection, such as prostatitis. Most patients with prostatitis will have calcium compounds, that is, calcium fossils, after the disease, which will lead to prostate hyperplasia with thickening. After the thickening occurs, it is easy to cause infection again, thus causing inflammation. This cycle can cause serious impact on the patient's health.

At present, the key treatment for prostate hyperplasia with thickening in clinical medicine is surgery, including traditional surgery and minimally invasive surgery. Among them, traditional surgery mainly removes the male prostate, and also removes the thickened part to prevent future troubles, but this type of surgery is very harmful to the patient. At present, the most common surgical method is minimally invasive surgery, which only requires the removal of a small part of the male prostate tissue, causing less harm to the patient, and should be paid attention to.

Prostatic hyperplasia with thickening is a disease that requires immediate treatment. Otherwise, with the passage of time, this disease will gradually damage the patient's urinary function and kidney function, and should be taken seriously by the patient.