Patient's question:
I have had male reproductive health issues for these years. Since I was young, I had phimosis, which led to prostatitis. Prostatitis has been with me for a long time. I have taken many medications, and my urological problems have lasted for over two years. I often can't hold my urine, and there has been a continuous increase in urinary frequency, urgency, and nocturia. I have taken some medications, but they haven't been effective. Now, my urinary frequency and urgency are severe. What foods are good for the prostate?Doctor's answer:
The most common complication of chronic prostatitis is chronic seminal vesiculitis. The prostate and seminal vesicles are connected by ducts on both sides, so during the chronic course of the disease, inflammation spreads along the ducts, and the two conditions often coexist, mutually influencing each other. Over time, it can significantly lead to male sexual dysfunction or recurrent symptoms such as hematospermia and painful ejaculation. 1. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, 2. Prevent frequent sexual activity or intercourse, 3. Avoid prolonged cycling or, 4. Avoid exposure to cold or chilling, 5. Maintain sexual hygiene for both partners.