Prostate echogenicity also need to be combined with other indicators to determine the impact. If only the imaging manifestation of uneven echogenicity other indicators are normal and there is no more obvious clinical symptoms generally have little effect. If the echogenicity is uneven and the blood white blood cell count is obviously elevated, there are symptoms such as infection, mass, difficulty in urination and so on, it may have a greater impact. When the patient is simply uneven echogenicity of the prostate, it may be caused by calcification of the prostate. Calcification deposits will occupy part of the inner volume of the prostate, so the phenomenon of uneven echogenicity will appear on examination. Usually there are no obvious clinical symptoms, generally have little effect on the body, basically do not need special treatment. If the patient is accompanied by a number of abnormal indicators such as blood test, urine test or tumor culture, it may be caused by prostatitis or prostate cancer. Inflammatory stimulation may lead to mucosal congestion, edema and other symptoms, which may lead to urination difficulties affecting life. Tumors occur that take up some of the volume within the prostate, and therefore may have uneven echogenicity. Malignant tumors can usually present with symptoms such as hematuria and painful urination. The spread of cancer cells may endanger the patient’s life in severe cases, and there is a certain chance of recurrence after surgical treatment. It may leave obvious after-effects and seriously reduce the quality of life of patients, which has a greater impact on patients. To summarize, prostate echogenicity should be combined with other clinical indicators and symptoms to determine whether it has a significant impact. It is recommended that the patient consult a doctor in time to clarify the cause of the disease, and the specific conditions should be based on the doctor’s advice.