Sexual Health
What is Prostate Calcification Related to? Differentiation between Prostate Calcification and Calculi
Post Date November, 16 2024
What is prostate calcification spot? Generally speaking, male Prostatitis will leave calcification spot after cure. calcification spot is calcium compound. Its appearance in the image shows some strong light spots with sound and shadow behind it, which has little impact on human health, but it should also be taken seriously.
Causes of prostate calcification
Prostate calcification is generally formed after chronic inflammatory infection, and it is easy to cause recurrent Prostatitis infection. The prostatic fluid secreted by the prostate is a component of semen and directly affects fertility. Generally accompanied by pain in the lower abdomen, perineum, hips, and other areas. If not treated in a timely manner, there may be various complications such as seminal vesiculitis, testiculitis, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and male infertility. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the causes of prostate stones, calcifications, cysts and Prostatitis are the same, which are caused by stagnation of qi and blood, dampness and heat in the lower energizer.
If prostate calcification causes Dysuria, you should go to the hospital immediately. Calcification can develop into stones, causing various symptoms. In some patients, the symptoms cannot be eliminated for a long time. A comprehensive examination should be conducted to see if there are stones or calcifications. Without treatment, it is difficult to completely cure prostate disease.
Prostate calcification furnace cannot completely disappear, and there is no need to pursue complete disappearance. Within a certain range, it will not affect the body, and Prostatitis does not need treatment. Prostate calcification furnace may be a problem with stones, but in addition to stones, prostate tuberculosis, prostate damage, parasitic eggs, tumor calcification, etc. may cause prostate calcification furnace. Normal individuals can also have mild prostate calcification. To determine the cause of prostate calcification, doctors must determine its location, symptoms, and other examinations.
How to diagnose prostate calcification
1. Rectal diagnosis: Direct contact with stones, with rubbing and twisting sounds of stones, but not accurate.
2. X-ray photos: Observing the shadow of stones can provide a clear diagnosis. Prostate stones are usually diagnosed using X-ray photographs.
3. Usually, X-ray examination reveals prostate stones.
4. Urethral endoscopy examination: After inserting a urethroscope, the shape of the posterior urethra and prostate opening can be directly observed, and then performing rectal digital examination is easier to feel the twisted sound. If a stone protrudes directly from the opening of the prostate duct into the urethra or obstructs the urethra, a clear diagnosis can be made.
