Now many people are in a state of sub-health, no serious illnesses, minor illnesses pile up. Some male friends after physical examination, found the case of prostate calcification, and they may worry about whether it will affect fertility. So what is prostate calcification?

Prostate calcification actually is not a separate disease, but under the color doppler ultrasound to see the phenomenon of calcium deposition in the prostate. Prostate calcification is similar to the formation of urinary calculi. There are residual deposits of secretions in the prostate gland, forming calcified crystals. Or the prostate has inflammation, after cure leaves scar, also can discover the case of prostate calcification. Prostate calcification causes no symptoms and has no effect on fertility. However, prostate calcification is closely related to prostatitis.

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There are many causes of prostate calcification, but the main causes are prostatitis and urine reflux. Prostatitis results in shedding of epithelial cells, when mixed with body secretions and calcium salts and be deposited in the prostate gland, will cause calcification. In addition, urine reflux is an important cause of prostate calcification. Calcium salts in urine deposit in the prostate gland, not timely excretion, thus calcification.

Can prostate calcification become cancerous disease?

Many people worry about prostate calcification turning into cancer. However, calcification is only a symptom, not a precancerous lesion, and there is no direct link with cancer. Although some small calcifications can be seen in patients with prostate cancer, it is the calcification caused by prostate cancer, not the calcification causing prostate cancer. So there's no reason to worry about calcification or cancer in the prostate. If there is a real concern, cancer screening and regular attention to reproductive health are suggested.