Patient's question:
As mentioned, pollen has a therapeutic effect on prostate diseases. I have been taking rapeseed pollen and bean chips orally for over two months (twice a day, three pills each time), but the symptoms of my prostate disease have not stabilized at all. Instead, it has produced a side effect. It is said that pollen is effective for constipation, but I have experienced constipation again. Previously, my bowel movements were normal, sometimes loose or very soft and thin, without any difficulty in defecation. Since taking this pollen, I immediately developed difficulty in defecation. I have to hold my breath every day while defecating, to the point where it becomes difficult to breathe. Only then can I slowly pass it out. The stool has become dry, coarse, and long, and sometimes blood is passed with it. As soon as I stop taking the pollen, it returns to normal immediately. Experts, why is this happening? Can I still take it orally?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you stop taking it orally. This pollen does not treat the prostate. It is advised that you stop using it promptly. If you have symptoms or pain, it is recommended that you seek treatment at a regular hospital. The prostate can be recovered, but the treatment process is generally slow, and it is prone to relapse after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is crucial to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, use medication appropriately, and also adopt a healthy lifestyle and diet during the treatment period.