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Do You Need a Treatment if You Have Prostate Calcification?

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Time: 2011/6/18 17:24:22

When prostatitis sufferers do tests, they may be aware by doctors that there are calcification spots on their prostate. But the doctors are not attempt to cure their prostate calcifications. Why?

Formation of prostate calcification

Early stage prostate calcification is a fibrosis of prostate. Common it is occur with no symptom. Such a fibrosis may occur in your body but you feel nothing about it. However, on some patients, they may suffer from anxiety, poor sleep, and burning and dampness at perineum area. As prostate fibrosis develops, there would be calcification spots.

Development of prostate calcification

Prostate stone is a later stage calcification. Prostate stones can cause chronic prostatitis and accompany urinary tract infection. It is a direct cause of secondary UTI.

Harm of prostate calcification

The fibrosis and calcification is a "scar" which forms when you recover from prostatitis. Prostate calcification is a sign of prostate stone. Because of the special structure of prostate gland, there is no perfect treatment for prostate calcification and prostate stone. Bacterial can easily breed on calcification spots and stones in prostate, so they are among the reasons why prostatitis recurs.

Do You Need a Treatment if You Have Prostate Calcification?

Prostate calcification spots is a shelter of bacterial and other pathogens, which can hardly be completely eliminated by drugs and microwaves. Those spots can hardly be completely cleared away, also it is unnecessary to completely get rid of them. Prostate calcification can be caused by various of factors: prostate tuberculosis, damage of prostate, parasite ova, and tumour calcification. Slight prostate calcification can also be found on some health men. As long as the spots are not mass in its area or amount, they would bring no negative influences. As a result, some doctors don't make comments on the calcification when they are testing for your prostatitis.

How to cure prostate calcification

Antibiotics
Antibiotics are the most popular treatment for prostate calcification at present. It is immense to cure acute prostatitis with antibiotics. However, their effect in curing chronic prostatitis is always not that prominent as it is expected. The drug resistance of bacteria and other microbe is a insurmountable hinder of antibiotics. So on some chronic prostatitis sufferers, they may feel an improvement while taking the pills, but symptoms reappear when they stop the treatment. Large doses of antibiotics can be suggested by some doctors, which is with minor possibility of curing prostatitis, but is associated with high risk of hepatotoxicity and nephrotoxicity.

Injections
Injection in gland often exist as a supplement treatment of antibiotic treatment. Because oral intake of antibiotics cannot reach enough concentration in the gland, the injection arises. However, clinical cases in these years found, infections of drugs is also with the defect that it cannot completely cure prostate calcifications.

Physical therapy
Some physical therapies can promote prostate blood circulation by physical measures such as ultrasound. They can promote the release of inflammation. Pathogens cannot be killed by these methods, so they also exist as adjuvant therapies.

Traditional Chinese medicine
TCM keep a conception that the fibrosis, calcification and inflammation or prostate are of the same causes: obstruction of heat and dampness in lower abdomen, obstruction of blood and Qi. For the treatment, herbs which can promote blood and Qi circulation, and herbs which can clear away heat and dampness are necessary in the prescription. For long-term inflammation, diuretic herbs are also needed. In as short as 60 days, the calcification spots can be dissolved and dispelled. It can be a safe, radical, and complete cure of prostate calcification.



Key words: prostate calcification; prostatitis; prostate calcification cure; prostate calcification treatment

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