Prostate calcification is the condition of calcium deposits in the prostate gland. Usually, this condition does not cause any symptoms and does not require treatment. However, if complications arise or the condition is associated with other prostate diseases, treatment is necessary.

Prostate calcification is a common condition in middle-aged men and can be associated with certain diseases of the prostate. Most cases of prostate calcification are asymptomatic and not dangerous for the patient.

Prostatic calcification is a condition with a relatively high prevalence among middle-aged men. If not promptly diagnosed and treated, the disease can progress and lead to complications such as prostatitis, urinary obstruction, and other issues, significantly impacting the patient's quality of life and sexual health.