Prostate calcification and prostatitis difference

Prostate calcification

is a common disease of male reproductive system. It refers to color Doppler ultrasound, CT, MRI and other examinations that show calcium salt deposition in the prostate. Most of them are scars caused by prostatitis after cure. Although they will not disappear, they are basically asymptomatic and do not need special treatment. Prostatitis is mainly caused by pathogenic microbial infection. Sedentary, irregular sexual life, etc., may induce prostatitis, prone to repeated perineal pain, fever and other symptoms. Patients were mainly treated with antibiotics.