Patient's question:
I am a driver, and I deliver goods all day. I have developed prostatitis, with symptoms like frequent urination, urgent urination, difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, split stream, and thin urine flow. My prostate is enlarged, and the echo is not uniform. I want to pay attention to many dietary conditions. Please help me, thank you. What should prostatitis patients avoid eating?Doctor's answer:
For early prostate cancer, the best treatment method is radical surgery, which involves the radical removal of the prostate when the cancer is confined within it, achieving the goal of lifelong cure without affecting the patient's quality of life. For prostate cancer that has broken through the prostatic capsule and exhibits local invasion, radical surgery or castration surgery can be considered as part of a newly configured treatment plan, combined with endocrine therapy. With the advancement of surgical techniques and autopsy technology, nerve-sparing and vascular-sparing radical surgery can allow most patients to fully recover sexual function postoperatively.