Is prostatitis calcification easy to treat?

Prostatitis is a common male disease that is very harmful to the body. We hope that patients can use the method of eliminating calcification for treatment. Calcium removal is the best way to relieve prostate calcification stones for patients with prostatitis. This surgical method can effectively relieve the symptoms of calcification, and health care operations should be taken after the stones are removed.

How is prostate calcification treated?

1. Prostate calcification or stones accidentally found during health check-ups or other examinations usually do not require treatment. Just pay attention to daily health care, dynamic observation, and reexamination are sufficient;

2. Patients with symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, hematuria, and hematospermia can go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations to see if they have prostatitis. If they are confirmed to have prostatitis, they can receive standard treatment for prostatitis according to the doctor's instructions. After prostatitis is treated, the associated symptoms will be alleviated or disappear, and the associated prostate calcification or stones do not require further treatment.

3. If the patient has prostate calcification or stones accompanied by hematuria, dysuria and other obvious discomforts, he should go to the urology department promptly for a blood test for prostate-specific antigen, or even undergo prostate CT, MRI and other examinations to rule out the possibility of prostate hyperplasia, prostate tumor, prostate tuberculosis, etc., and receive corresponding specialist treatment.

What are the causes of prostate calcification in men?

1. Influence of urogenital system inflammation: Urogenital system inflammation such as seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, orchitis may cause prostatitis, which may further lead to the formation of prostate calcification.

2. Complications of prostatitis: If the patient's previous prostatitis is not completely cured, it is easy to leave prostate calcification, which is also one of the reasons for the recurrence of prostatitis.

3. Long-term impact of chronic inflammation: Chronic inflammation can cause the alveoli to dilate and the prostate duct to narrow. After urine refluxes, some salts will be deposited on the normal prostate glandular tissue, forming prostate calcification.

4. Don’t like to drink water: When men feel thirsty, their bodies are already very dehydrated, which causes a slight obstruction to metabolism. The urine becomes concentrated, and harmful and toxic substances in the urine accumulate, which can easily flow back into the prostate duct and cause harm and disease, and may lead to prostate calcification.

Prostate calcification has the following hazards:

1. Chronic nephritis develops into uremia. If prostate calcification is not treated in time, it can lead to prostatitis and prostate hyperplasia, which will compress the bladder outlet, making it impossible for urine to be completely emptied, resulting in residual urine. Residual urine is a good culture medium for bacterial reproduction. In addition, the defense mechanism of the bladder mucosa is damaged, so it is very easy to cause urinary tract infections such as pyelonephritis. If the treatment is not thorough at this time, pyelonephritis, hydronephrosis, etc. will develop into nephritis and finally into uremia.

2. Affecting sexual function Prostate calcification can easily lead to impotence and premature ejaculation. Since the disease has not been cured for a long time, various symptoms and discomforts will worsen after sexual intercourse, or directly affect the feeling and quality of sexual life, causing a kind of malignant stimulation to the patient, and gradually showing a kind of disgust for sex, leading to impotence, premature ejaculation and other phenomena.

3. Infecting spouses and causing gynecological inflammation. Prostate calcification is prone to prostatitis, and prostatitis can be transmitted to wives, especially prostatitis caused by some special bacteria, which can be transmitted to wives through sexual intercourse, such as fungal prostatitis, trichomonas prostatitis, gonorrhea prostatitis, non-gonococcal (chlamydia, mycoplasma) prostatitis, etc.

4. Affecting normal life and work. Due to the stimulation of inflammation in the calcified area, a series of symptoms are produced, such as swelling and pain in the lumbar sacral area, perineum, testicles, incomplete urination, frequent urination at night, etc., which make the patient irritable and affect work and life. The prostate can secrete a variety of active substances under normal circumstances. Due to the growth of bacteria caused by prostate calcification, prostate inflammation and endocrine disorders can cause neurasthenia and mental abnormalities; insomnia, fatigue, dizziness, slow thinking, memory loss and other symptoms may also occur.