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Calcification in the prostate

Calcifications in the prostate gland or in common people are disturbed by a fairly large number of men over 45. These are round or oval formations with a diameter of up to 2.5 cm. Calcifications are divided into:

• primary (true) - they are formed directly in the prostate gland itself; secondary (false) - they are formed due to the constant reflux of urine into the ducts of the gland.

By chemical composition, they are: calcium phosphates or oxalates. Calcifications in the prostate gland are formed due to a decrease in the secretion of the gland of special substances (citrates), which prevent the conversion of salts into crystals and the presence of amyloid (starch) bodies, on which salts are deposited calcium. The following main locations of calcifications are distinguished:

• Glands located in closed cavities; Glands located in acini and diverticula and communicating with the urethra.

In the presence of these formations, in almost all cases, an inflammatory process joins, and if the inflammation becomes chronic, the bacteria form colonies and become insensitive to antibiotic therapy.

Symptomatics

When contacting a specialist, patients complain of difficulty urinating, constantly arising pain in the lower abdomen and sacral spine during defecation, ejaculation, physical work (even with not significant), short walking. The pain radiates to the scrotum. Also, during ejaculation and urination, blood may appear in the semen, this occurs due to a violation of the integrity of the tissue when rubbing against a stone.

Diagnosis

• Finger examination. Determine the compacted area of tissue. This method is not very informative, since deep stones can not be felt. Ultrasound. Areas with hyperechogenicity and an acoustic track are found. Very often, many stones are determined. X-ray examination. The stones will be clearly visible in the pictures.

If there are no complaints, then treatment can not be carried out. If there are complaints, either resection of the prostate by the transurethral method or prostatectomy is performed.

Transurethral resection of the prostate

Advantages: the least invasive and traumatic method, short postoperative period, few complications, easier to tolerate by patients. This operation is performed through the urethra.

An instrument is inserted into it, which removes the prostate in pieces, in parallel, the tissue is cauterized to reduce bleeding. Contraindications: the patient is in serious condition, there are acute diseases at the time of the operation, blood diseases, diseases of the hip joints; channel.

Prostatectomy

The prostate gland is removed through an incision in the lower abdomen. It is impossible to massage the prostate gland in the presence of stones, since the harm caused by this manipulation is more beneficial. During massage, strong friction of the tissue against calcification occurs, damage to the gland increases, bleeding increases, the inflammatory process worsens.

Prevention

Everyone needs to lead an active lifestyle, nutrition should be properly balanced, and you should not overcool. Conduct an annual examination of the pelvic organs, if there are any diseases, then it is necessary to treat in time and not start the process. Conduct a survey of metabolic processes and make a correction. Share the article on social networks:

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Is prostate calcification a disease or just a pathology?

TRUS revealed large calcifications up to 3 mm, solitary. Do I need to undergo an additional examination for a more detailed clinical picture? Does TRUS thoroughly detect prostatitis?

The result, as they say, is more aggravated. I was here on this forum 2 years ago exactly. And mention of the cyst of the right testicle, which did not decrease and did not increase (thank you for that)) there were also calcifications. OMG! Helpful feedback? Yes 01

No 01 Calcifications can be with prostatitis, without prostatitis. To begin with, it’s not bad for yourself to understand what chronic prostatitis is. Helpful feedback? Yes 12

No 12But my data on chronic prostatitis is not confirmed by TRUS done yesterday, except for calcifications, of course.Useful review? Yes 01 No 01

Q&A, prostate calcifications, page 1. Turion Medical Center. Men's consultation, Lugansk.

Read and optionally subscribe to the RSS feed of questions and answers.Your questions are answered by the doctor urologist-andrologist, candidate of medical sciences Anatoly Vasilyevich Radzievskiy. You can ask your question by filling out the "Ask a question" form.

Does rosehip help with calcifications in the prostate? The calcifications formed in the prostate are very problematic to eliminate by conservative methods of treatment (or rather, it is almost impossible). It is possible to prevent the formation of new calcifications by conducting repeated courses of complex treatment. open How to treat calcifications in the prostate?

Already formed calcifications in the prostate (if they cause persistent pain and urination disorders) can only be removed by surgery. Crushing of calcifications in the prostate is impractical. open Crushing of calcifications in the prostate, what is the effectiveness of this treatment?

Treatment of calcifications in the prostate by crushing is absolutely ineffective and makes no sense, because after the procedure, fragments of calcifications cannot leave the prostate. open What is the treatment for pain in prostate calcification? In the treatment of pain in patients with calcifications in the prostate, non-specific anti-inflammatory drugs are most often used. open What are calcifications in the prostate and the reasons for their formation?

. open Is it possible to have sex with Prostate calcifications? Possible, without restrictions. open Calcifications in the prostate and premature ejaculation, what addiction?

Prostate calcifications appear as a complication in the late stages of chronic prostatitis and more often cause the development of chronic pelvic pain syndrome. There is no direct connection between calcifications and accelerated ejaculation. open How to prevent the growth of calcifications in the prostate gland?

Timely and regularly conduct a course of treatment of prostate vesiculitis, exclude adverse effects on the organs of the reproductive system (including bad habits, irregular sexual intercourse, overweight, etc.). open Is it possible to conduct Prostate massage sessions in the presence of calcifications in it? It is undesirable, as this can provoke complications. open Tell me, please, where can calcifications in the spleen come from, and do they somehow affect health?

Konstantin, town. SW. Konstantin ! And since when is the spleen attributed to the organs of the urinary-genital system?

Contact the relevant specialists. open Calcifications in the prostate gland, is this the end? Can I make babies? Stones (calcifications) in the prostate are always accompanied by an inflammatory process.

Therefore, the secret of the prostate (and it makes up to 40% of the volume of sperm) may contain toxic products of inflammation. open My husband's prostate was found to have 14mm calcification, is it possible to crush it with a laser? Crushing of calcifications in the prostate is impractical, since the diameter e of the excretory ducts does not allow fragments of calcification to leave the prostate after crushing. open Severe unbearable pain in the perineum (possibly calcifications?). If there is no option to get rid of, what to do, to operate?

Jamshed Malikov (38 years old), Dushanbe. It will be right not to guess, but simply to undergo an examination and find out the cause of these pains.

Calcifications are perfectly visible on ultrasound of the prostate. open I am 25 years old, last year I suffered a serious injury to the hip bone, during the examination, signs of calcification of the prostate parenchyma were found. Could the appearance of calcifications be due to trauma?

Perhaps, with a fracture of the pelvic bones with their displacement, the prostate was also damaged. open How to treat calcifications petrificata in the prostate.

Can it be treated conservatively? Already formed calcifications and petrifications in the prostate cannot be treated with conservative methods.

With a significant size of these formations and the clinical picture of CPPS, surgical removal of calcifications is possible. open My husband was advised to do scraping (not crushing) of calcifications. What is this procedure and will it help with prostate calcifications?

There is no such procedure as "scraping" prostate stones in nature. You either didn’t understand something, or the doctor who suggested it to you, to put it mildly, does not quite imagine that he is going to scrape. open Doppler ultrasound examination done rectally.

Conclusion: chronic prostatitis and mass formation in the right seminal vesicle with blood flow. I turned to another urologist, he looked at the conclusion of the ultrasound of institution N, did his own ultrasound, saw something in the seminal vesicle and sent me for an MRI to exclude the tumor.

MRI showed no abnormalities in either the prostate or the seminal vesicles. The question is, do calcifications require all these cultures for tuberculosis and MRI? The fact is that calcifications are a consequence of transferred, as a rule, inflammatory diseases.

By themselves, they may not cause any inconvenience to the patient. On the other side.open Please comment if infection with the old set of venereal diseases, more precisely, chlamydia, trichomonas and mycoplasmas, is possible through the release of residual bacilli from calcifications (2 pcs 5 and 6 mm). After treatment, about 3 years passed with frequent check-ups throughout the entire time.

The comment to your question is that if STIs are detected, regardless of the reasons for their appearance (whether they are old or newly acquired), measures should first be taken to eradicate them. open Did an ultrasound of the prostate. Prostate dimensions: 38x 29x 32 mm.

Volume: 18 cc Contour: smooth, clear. The structure of the inner part: medium echogenicity. The structure of the outer part: medium echogenicity.

Please tell me the ultrasound is very bad and sufficient treatment, he prescribed me? The terms you describe the prostate are not entirely clear.

For centuries, in the prostate, we distinguish between the right, left lobe and isthmus (sometimes called the middle lobe). What "outer" and "inner" parts are you talking about. open After an ultrasound, stones were found in the prostate gland. If it's not difficult, tell me how it is treated?

I was prescribed an antibiotic and protomol uno. I am 31 years old, not married. Can it affect potency? The formation of calculi (stones) in the prostate indicates that your prostatitis is many years old and, apparently, has never been treated at the proper level, since stones have formed in the prostate. open

Calcifications in the prostate: causes, diagnosis and treatment

Calcifications in the prostate are deposits of calcium salts of various forms. This phenomenon is common in men over 45 years of age. The prostate gland, along with the gallbladder, kidneys and some other organs, is prone to the formation of stones under certain conditions.

Mechanisms of stone formation

There are several theories for the development of prostate stones. According to one of them, calcifications occur at the site of a long-term ongoing inflammatory process.

Any inflammation goes through several stages, the last of which is the organization of the focus of inflammation through the development of connective tissue. Subsequently, calcium salts are deposited at the site of fibrosis.

Also, calculi can form when the composition and consistency of the secretion of the gland changes. Prolonged stagnation of prostate juice leads to the formation of small stones in the ducts.

According to the third theory, calcifications result from the reflux of urine into the ducts of the gland. In this case, stones are formed from calcium phosphates and oxalates, just like kidney stones.

Causes of calcifications

The reasons for the formation of stones in the prostate can be:

• chronic prostatitis of any origin (infectious, stagnant, traumatic, etc.); irregular sexual intercourse (stagnation of the prostate secretion occurs); lack of physical activity (physical inactivity) - leads to stagnation of venous blood in the pelvic organs and often provokes stone formation; unbalanced diet (consumption of large amounts of spicy, salty, fatty foods leads to a change in the composition of prostate juice, resulting in calcium salts being deposited in the ducts of the gland); infections of the urogenital tract, including sexually transmitted ones (urethritis, cystitis and other infectious inflammatory processes contribute to reflux of urine into the prostate); tuberculosis of extrapulmonary localization (tuberculous foci in the prostate gland calcify over time).

The deficiency of citrates in the secretion of the prostate contributes to stone formation (normally, these substances prevent the crystallization of inorganic salts). Another provoking factor is the presence of amyloid bodies (starch clots), which serve as the basis for the formation of calcifications.

Symptomatics

If the stones in the prostate gland are small, then they can exist without any symptoms. They are found by chance during a prophylactic pelvic ultrasound. But more often still there are some clinical signs. They may be associated with the underlying cause of stone formation or directly with the presence of stones. The main symptoms of prostate calcifications are as follows:

• aching or sharp periodic pain in the perineum or scrotum, which can spread to the lumbar region and sacrum; difficulty urinating, pain and pain during urine output, frequent urges; the appearance of traces of blood in the urine and seminal fluid.

Characterized by increased pain during intercourse and during physical exertion. Important: if you find these symptoms in yourself, you should be examined by a urologist to avoid various complications.

Diagnosis of stones

Calcification in the prostate can be detected by three main methods. The simplest type of diagnosis is a digital examination of the prostate through the rectum.

The disadvantage is that this method only detects large stones, and additional studies are carried out to clarify the diagnosis. The most informative diagnostic methods are ultrasound and radiography.

Calcifications are clearly visible on x-rays. With ultrasound scanning, you can also determine the cause of stone formation - an inflammatory process or congestion.

Methods of treatment

When stones are found in the prostate, the choice of treatment tactics depends on the size of the stones, their number, symptoms, causes and comorbidities. If the calcifications are small, there are few of them and they do not cause any discomfort, then it is not necessary to treat them. In this case, active monitoring is carried out, and if the stones increase or symptoms appear, then treatment is carried out in one of the following ways:

Conservative treatment

With the help of conservative therapy, it is impossible to completely get rid of stones in the prostate gland. But with the help of some drugs, it is possible to slow down or stop their development and prevent the appearance of new calcifications.

Also, drug therapy can be directed to the underlying disease that led to stone formation: urogenital infections, prostatitis, etc. Medication can reduce pain or eliminate problems with urination. Important: with stones, finger prostate massage is contraindicated, since existing calcifications can damage the glandular tissue.

Crushing of calcifications

Laser or ultrasonic crushing means that parts of the stones can independently exit through the ducts of the gland. In many cases, this is a fairly effective method. But some experts have a negative attitude towards the crushing method.

They believe that large fragments cannot exit through the narrow ducts of the gland and subsequently become new centers of stone formation.

Surgical removal

Surgery is the only radical method of getting rid of calcifications in the prostate. Surgical intervention can be performed open (through the abdominal wall), laparoscopic access (through small punctures in the abdomen) and transurethral. If the prostate gland is significantly affected, it may be removed (prostatectomy).

Prevention

There are no specific measures to prevent prostate stones. It is necessary to eat right, protect yourself from genitourinary infections, and exercise. To reduce the risk, you should stop smoking and limit alcohol consumption.

It is also necessary to undergo regular medical examinations and seek medical help in a timely manner in order to identify and treat various diseases of the genitourinary system. If these symptoms appear against the background of chronic prostatitis, you should consult a doctor. If at the same time a high temperature has risen, you need to visit a doctor immediately, as this may be a clear sign of a prostate abscess.

Treatment of calcifications and prostate cysts

Treatment of calcifications and cysts of the prostate gland is carried out conservatively, if the pathological process is local, small in size and does not cause concern. In conservative treatment, a course of anti-inflammatory therapy is carried out.

This is necessary, since infection of the cyst and suppuration with the formation of an abscess is possible. Calcifications and cysts are diagnosed on the basis of prostate palpation, after urethrocystoscopy and urethrocystography, computed tomography and ultrasound. In the absence of discomfort and inflammation behind the cyst and the nature of its contents, doctors often just watching. If the cyst grows and leads to a violation of urination, then a cyst puncture will be prescribed. When a cyst is suppurated, an operation is performed to excise it. To avoid such problems, it is necessary to take all measures to prevent inflammation of the prostate gland, exclude hypothermia, and promptly treat the pathology of the genitourinary system.

Calcification in the prostate

The formation of stones in various organs is a fairly common phenomenon. Kidneys, urinary and gallbladder, lungs, prostate - in each of them, under certain conditions, calcifications can form - crystals consisting of calcium oxide. And in the latter case, they are especially common.

Reason for appearance

Many men who visit a urologist with characteristic complaints find out on ultrasound that they have calcifications in the prostate. Their size, location, as well as the reasons for the formation may differ. They are not yet known thoroughly, but the following are most often distinguished:

Of course, this is not a complete list of the reasons for their formation, but it makes it clear which factors increase the likelihood of detecting calcifications.

One of the dangers of this disease is a long latent process. Depending on the size and location, the symptoms are determined. So in some cases, alcincts may not manifest themselves for a long time.

Then they are most often found during a random examination or other complaints. But most often, calcinitis manifests itself in the following series of symptoms:

It is worth noting that these signs may accompany other diseases. And, in any case, when they appear, it is necessary to contact a urologist as soon as possible. After all, like other diseases, it is easier to treat in the early stages.

If you feel any obvious changes with your prostate gland, you should first of all contact a specialist. In the early stages, all recommendations for the treatment of the prostate can be carried out at home "Treatment of the prostate at home"

Methods of treatment

At the moment, there are several methods of treatment for this disease. The scheme is selected depending on the size, location of stones and characteristic symptoms. But most often they use one of the following methods:

But the main thing is to follow the rules of prevention even after removing the stones: move more, walk, take drugs that prevent the growth of calcifications. If they remain in the gland, it is very important to protect yourself from hypothermia and other factors that can provoke an exacerbation of inflammation of the prostate. Thus, the treatment of calcifications is a complex and unpleasant procedure that will make you take care of the prostate gland for the rest of your life in order to prevent their growth , inflammation and other complications. Therefore, it is better to engage in prevention in advance.

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What is calcification in the prostate gland? Description of symptoms and treatments for prostate

Calcifications are formed in various tissues of the male body. But most often they appear in the glandular tissue or the excretory ducts of the prostate gland. Calcifications in the prostate are not the norm, their occurrence is a kind of pathological process.

In the article you will learn everything about prostate calcification, what it is, symptoms and methods of treatment.

Calcification in the prostate gland: what is it?

Calcifications in the prostate gland are crystals of various forms. They are formed from inorganic calcium salts, so the formation process itself is called calcification. Most of all, men aged 45 years and older are susceptible to this disease. Stones affect the prostate in different ways.

Prostate calcifications can be single or multiple. In the second case, total seeding violates all the functions of the prostate. Small stones usually do not manifest themselves, they can be accidentally detected during an ultrasound scan. But large and multiple formations cause certain symptoms.

Reason for appearance

Scientists identify several mechanisms for the formation of stones in the prostate gland:

Causes of calcifications in the prostate gland:

Classification

By formation mechanism:

By chemical composition:

• phosphate (the composition contains salts of phosphoric acid);
• urate (salts of uric acid);
• calcifications with a predominance of calcium salts;
• oxalates (salts of oxalic acid).

Stones are true and false:

There are several symptoms by which you can determine the appearance of stones in the prostate gland.

Symptoms of calcifications in the prostate:

Diagnosis

Diagnosis is necessary to choose a course of treatment for calcifications in the prostate gland. In modern medicine, calcifications are diagnosed in the following order:

• general blood test;
• prostate secretion analysis;
• spermogram;
• urinalysis.

When laboratory studies are completed, instrumental methods are applied:

Treatment of prostate calcifications:

Active surveillance. If single calcifications in the prostate gland are small in size and their presence does not affect the state of health, it is enough not to interfere and carry out observation, preventing the growth of calculi and the appearance of new formations.

Folk methods

Getting rid of stones in the male gland is also possible with the help of traditional medicine recipes.

How to dissolve calcifications in the prostate? Calcifications in the prostate gland - treatment with folk remedies:

1 recipe. Madder root is crushed with a coffee grinder. 1 tsp The course of admission lasts 1-2 months.

2 recipe. The mixture is poured with a liter of boiling water and put on fire for half an hour. The decoction is kept in a dark place for 1-2 days. Taken 3-5 times a day, 1 glass.

3 recipe. Rosehip root is crushed in a blender. The mixture is poured with a liter of water, brought to a boil and simmered for 15 minutes, then infused for a maximum of 6 hours. It is used for 2-3 months on an empty stomach three times a day for half a glass.

Consequences if left untreated

Microcalcifications in the prostate gland, if left untreated, cause certain complications.

Consequences of calcifications in the prostate:

Prevention

To avoid calcification of the prostate gland, simple preventive measures will help, among which the following can be distinguished:

Conclusion

Now you all know about the treatment of prostate calcifications. We must not forget that you can stop the growth of stones only if you follow a strict diet. To do this, it is better to give up flour, spicy and smoked dishes and choose foods with a reduced fat content. At the first alarming symptoms, you should definitely visit a specialist.

Calcifications in the prostate: symptoms, diagnosis, treatment methods

Stones that form in the glandular tissues or excretory ducts of the prostate are called calcifications. The phenomenon is quite common in men older than 40-45 years. Calcifications in the prostate are a pathological process, the development of which can be triggered by a number of factors. The causes of the disease, symptoms, methods of treatment will be discussed.

A little theory about what prostate stones are

Calcifications are stones formed from inorganic calcium salts. Among the variety of prostate stones are more dangerous, as they are difficult to destroy. In especially advanced cases, the only treatment for the disease is prostatectomy, which involves the complete removal of the male gland.

Stones can have different shapes and sizes. With small sizes of prostate calcifications, the disease does not manifest itself in any way, it can be asymptomatic for a long time. Large-caliber formations can be diagnosed in several ways. According to the results of research, therapeutic measures are prescribed, the purpose of which is to remove stones from the prostate.

Calcifications on the ultrasound image

Factors contributing to the disease

Prostate disease does not appear out of the blue. There are several main factors that can serve as the development of the disease:

Irregular sex life can contribute to the development of stones

Against the background of these factors, the appearance of stones in the prostate can be observed, the treatment of which cannot be shelved. There are two types of crystalline formations:

• endogenous: develop as a result of prostatitis, have sizes up to 4 mm; to treat this type of calcification in the prostate, a small adjustment in the usual lifestyle is enough;
• exogenous: localized in the distal prostate, have a larger size, the cause of their appearance is Prostate adenoma.

Main symptoms

The clinical picture of the development of the disease depends on the number of calculi, their shape and size. Calcium crystals testify to their existence by the manifestation of the following main symptoms:

The above symptoms of the disease are characteristic of a number of inflammatory processes of the pelvic organs. On their basis, it is impossible to self-diagnose stones in the prostate. But when these signs appear, it is advisable to consult a doctor. Timely detection of stones in the prostate based on the main symptoms will allow you to start treatment that will prevent the complication of the disease.

Large prostate stones have symptoms:

In the presence of large stones, pains appear in the lower abdomen

Diagnosis of a pathological process

Diagnosing a pathology begins with an initial visit to a medical institution. Based on the patient's complaints, the following is carried out:

• visual examination by the attending physician;
• palpation of the prostate through the rectum;
• laboratory tests of blood, urine;
• spermogram;
• Ultrasound of the prostate;
• CT of the pelvic organs;
• MRI of the pelvis and prostate;
• x-ray, although some prostate stones have a composition that is not detected by the x-ray machine.

Calcification in the prostate: how to treat

It should be noted that the appearance of calcium formations is a recurrent process. How to get rid of calcifications in the prostate is largely determined based on the following indicators:

• etiology of the disease;
• pathogenesis;
• reasons that provoked the development of pathology;
• symptoms of the disease;
• how to treat stones of various shapes and sizes in the prostate;
• associated abnormalities to consider before treating stones;
• the presence of contraindications to the use of medications or surgical intervention, as well as prostate massage for calcifications.

Based on the examination, the doctor will select the necessary treatment

Based on the examination, one of the methods of therapeutic effect on the body can be proposed:

Transrectal massage of the prostate is strictly contraindicated, which can lead to injury to the internal structure of the organ.

Stones in the prostate: treatment with folk remedies

Recipes of traditional medicine in the fight against stones in the prostate

Along with traditional methods, treatment with folk remedies for stones in the prostate is widely used.

Nutritional recommendations

Most often, stones in the prostate are detected in men who abuse fried, spicy, smoked foods. In order not to think about how to remove calcifications from the prostate, it is necessary to review the diet, excluding fatty and spicy foods from it. It is advisable to diversify the menu with plant foods: fruits, vegetables, herbs. Change the way you cook your usual meals. Add healthy drinks: fresh juices, smoothies, fresh juices.

Prevention of calcifications in the prostate

For the prevention of pathology, it is enough to observe the mode of physical activity, review the diet, give up bad habits, and also visit a urologist once a year. Of course, the regularity of intimate relationships and tempering procedures matter. Compliance with the basic requirements will allow you not to face such a problem as removing stones from the prostate.

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