Patient's question:
In the past two months, I've been experiencing lower abdominal heaviness and bloating pain, severe lower back pain, along with frequent urination and urgency, prostatitis pain, and a significant decrease in libido. I've tried many methods to alleviate these symptoms, but none have worked. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with prostatic calcification. What foods should be avoided with prostatic calcification?Doctor's answer:
Prostatic calcification should avoid spicy and stimulating diets, as well as alcohol and tobacco. In daily life, it is important to focus on foods that aid digestion, tonify the kidneys, invigorate yang, and promote diuresis, such as dog meat, deer meat, lamb, fish meat, shrimp, crucian carp, winter melon, red beans, Tremella, ginseng, Poria, fresh reed root, pumpkin, soybeans, garlic, seafood, high vitamin C foods, water, whole wheat bread, carrots, tomatoes, deep-sea fish, etc. Sexual activity should not be too frequent. Prostatic calcification foci and fibrosis are scars left after recurrent prostatic inflammation and healing. They are precursors to prostatic calculi.