What symptom does prostate have stone?

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Prostatic calculi are real calculi formed in the prostatic acini and ducts. They can be as small as corn, as big as pea, and can be round or oval, or polyhedral. The number of them can be one or several hundred. They are generally brown, dark brown or black. Small stones are usually smooth. Large stones or multiple stones can occupy the whole gland cavity, and the texture is hard. What symptom does prostate have stone? Let's talk about it

What symptom does prostate have stone?

The early manifestation of prostatic calculi is prostatic fibrosis, most of the patients have no symptoms. Prostatic fibrosis can be in the front gland for many years without any discomfort. However, only careful inspection is needed, the early symptoms of prostatic calculi can be found, occasionally accompanied by anxiety, lack of concentration, burning, moist and peculiar smell in the pudendal region.

In the middle stage of prostatic calculi, prostatic calcification is the main manifestation. For young patients, it is an important factor that causes repeated attacks of prostatitis, which can not be easily ignored. Calcification can develop into stones, which can increase prostatitis. But the prostate calcification can not disappear completely. Chronic prostatitis will reduce the survival rate of sperm, reduce the pregnancy rate and affect fertility.

The symptoms of prostatic calculi are different from those of the previous stages. The later stage of prostatic calculi is the formation of calculi in the gland. Small prostatic calculi can cause chronic inflammation, with inflammatory cell infiltration. The acini are full of debris and exfoliated epithelium, so they can be expanded, and the size and shape of the gland cavity can be changed. The larger front gland stones can occupy the whole gland cavity of the prostate, leaving only a small amount of gland tissue structure. Accompanied by inflammation and suppuration, can cause periprostatitis. Prostate stones are often accompanied by repeated urinary tract infections, and stones are the source of secondary urinary tract infections.

matters needing attention

Eat more food rich in vitamin A: Patients with prostate stones should eat more food rich in vitamin A, because vitamin A can maintain the health of urethral intima, help to avoid aggravation of symptoms of prostate stones, but also can prevent recurrence of prostate stones. This kind of food includes: carrot, green cauliflower, cantaloupe, papaya, beef liver, but the high dose of vitamin A is toxic, it is best to consult a doctor before taking.