The dangers of prostate stones may include urinary tract obstruction, infection, bleeding, pain, sexual dysfunction, etc., or they may have little effect, depending on the condition. Prostate stones that are large in number and diameter can cause urinary tract obstruction, difficulty in urination, urinary retention and other symptoms, and even cause hydronephrosis. The stimulation of prostate tissue by stones can trigger prostatitis, microscopic hematuria or hematuria of the naked eye. Stones and the resulting inflammation cause pain in the perineum and lumbosacral areas of the patient. It may also lead to sexual dysfunction. There are also patients who have prostate stones without any symptoms, usually found due to ultrasound, in which case the stones are generally smaller, fewer in number, unchanged for a certain period of time, and less harmful. Regardless of whether there is no urinary discomfort, if the examination found prostate stones should not be easily ignored. It is recommended that you visit your healthcare provider and follow your doctor’s instructions to determine the next course of action.