How to treat small calcifications in the prostate?

Among various calcification diseases, prostate calcification has a high incidence rate. Prostate calcification is relatively harmful. Calcification foci will compress the urethra and bladder neck, so patients are prone to symptoms such as frequent urination and painful urination. Severe cases may lead to urinary incontinence, accompanied by showing off, etc. For patients, the first thing to do is to quit bad habits such as smoking and drinking, and then take the following methods for treatment.

How to treat small calcifications in the prostate?

Maintenance and treatment method 1: Combine work and rest, avoid excessive fatigue, do appropriate sports, especially exercises to strengthen the pelvic muscles, avoid sitting for a long time, avoid riding a bicycle for a long time, avoid squatting for a long time, control the defecation time to 3-5 minutes, avoid sitting in a damp place. Clean the anus after defecation.

Maintenance and treatment method 2: Pay attention to diet, drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol and spicy food. Eat more vegetables, fruits and nuts. Nuts are rich in copper and zinc, which are good for the prostate.

Maintenance and treatment method three: appropriate sex life, neither excessive indulgence nor abstinence. Generally speaking, it is best for young people with prostatitis to have sex three times a week, and for middle-aged people to have sex twice a week.

Prostate calcification is caused by previous prostatitis, which leaves calcification spots after healing. Prostate calcification means that there was inflammation in the past, and if it has subsided and there are no symptoms, no treatment is needed. If it causes difficulty in urination, then you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Calcification foci are calcium deposits in the prostate detected by X-rays. Calcification foci in the prostate can be large or small: large calcification foci are often benign lesions in the prostate, such as aging of the arteries in the prostate, chronic damage, and inflammation, and generally do not require further biopsy. Small calcification foci are usually located in the part where cells grow and divide faster. Prostate calcification or stones must be treated. Calcification 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.

Common knowledge about prostate calcification: To prevent prostate disease, you need to adjust your lifestyle:

(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 for long periods of time. When driving a motor vehicle for a long time, pay attention to seat heat dissipation, get out of the vehicle regularly to move around, drink water, and urinate. Maintain proper physical exercise to improve your immunity. Eat a nutritious diet to enhance your immune function and disease resistance.

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