Post Date April, 15 2023
What is prostate calcification
What is prostate calcification? Generally speaking, male prostatitis will leave calcified spots after healing, which are calcium compounds. Its sonogram shows some strong light spots with sound shadow behind it, which has little impact on human health, but it must also be paid attention to. Prostate calcification plaque can generally be considered from two aspects: location and age.
How to treat prostatic hyperplasia with calcification
What we need to pay attention to is not to wait for the development of BPH with calcification to think of countermeasures, but to start to improve in the early stage of BPH. The combination of Zhiyuan Baoleitong from the United States can effectively solve the problem of prostate hyperplasia with calcification. It can start with the reproductive and urinary system, directly act on pathogens, form a protective barrier on the surface of the prostate, prevent the repeated erosion of external viruses and bacteria, and effectively penetrate the three layers of lipid envelope of the prostate, completely remove the gland virus, and supplement nutrition for the prostate. Its extremely strong antioxidant ability can prevent the invasion of prostate virus, Effectively delay prostate aging and prevent prostate hyperplasia from developing into calcification.
What are the symptoms of prostate calcification?
1. In the early stage, due to the stimulation of prostatic hyperplasia, the posterior urethra and bladder neck were compressed, resulting in frequent urination and urgency
2. Urine incontinence, especially enuresis during sleep.
3. Urgent urination, but can not be discharged quickly. The urination is not as smooth as before, with a long time, feeling of endless urination, and difficult urination.
4. The blood vessels on the mucosal surface dilate or even rupture, causing hemorrhage, which is manifested as hematuria.
5. Acute urinary retention refers to the acute obstruction caused by sudden congestion and edema of the prostate and bladder neck due to alcohol, cold, fatigue, sexual intercourse, and suffocation.
6. Long-term bladder neck obstruction is easy to cause acute urinary tract infection and aggravate the above symptoms.
7. Hydronephrosis, renal insufficiency, clinical azotemia, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, anemia, etc.
8. In other aspects, a few patients may have bladder stones and urination interruption. There are also a few people who are sexually hyperactive, and sometimes have frequent erections of the penis, but have no sexual desire. Frequent nocturnal urination affects rest and excessive stress can cause symptoms of high blood pressure.
