Prostatitis is a disease with a high incidence of men. Sixty percent of men have experience of prostatitis, so we better understand some of prostatitis, and some patients will Is there a prostatitis calcification foci? Is this serious?

　　What does prostate calcification mean?

　　What does prostate calcification mean? Prostate calcification is not a separate disease, it may be left after prostatitis has healed The calcified plaques appear as strong echoes and high-density shadows similar to small stones on B-ultrasound, X-ray or CT images, and are generally not accompanied by clinical discomfort or harm to the body.

　　When clinically performing electrosurgical surgery for patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia or chronic prostatitis, prostatic calcifications or stones of varying sizes in the prostate can also often be seen, as long as the electrosurgical treatment is performed to the prostate capsule , Prostate calcification or stones will also be cleared together with prostatic hyperplasia.

　　The calcified foci in the prostate are prone to breed bacteria, so the calcification of the prostate is another reason for the recurrence of prostatitis. It can also be said that patients with prostatitis are prone to the formation of prostate calcification; patients with prostate calcification are also prone to induce prostatitis.

　Is the prostate calcification serious?

　　Is the prostate calcification serious? Prostate calcification is a common complication of chronic prostatitis, and the prostate calcification focus is pathogenic Drugs, microwaves, etc. cannot be completely removed in places where it is easy to gather, which is one of the reasons that cause chronic prostatitis to recur and not easy to cure.

　　Patients with prostatitis develop calcification after curing, but no other discomfort symptoms appear, so you don’t need to panic or treatment. If the patient has symptoms such as dysuria, frequent urination, and urgency, they need to go to the hospital for treatment.