Patient's question:
I am a driver who sits or stands for long periods all year round. Recently, I noticed frequent urination and urgency, along with occasional dribbling of white urine. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor diagnosed me with prostatitis. I am currently undergoing treatment, so I would like to ask if it is okay to eat seafood with prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is caused by inflammatory infections and is also related to various factors such as poor lifestyle habits and dietary habits. In addition to actively using medication and prostate massage treatment, it is crucial to pay attention to diet. Avoid extremely cold, spicy, and other irritating foods. Do not eat foods that are considered cold in nature, nor should you consume foods that are considered "trigger foods." Most seafood is cold in nature, and some are also considered "trigger foods." Consuming seafood can worsen the symptoms of prostatitis. Therefore, patients with prostatitis should avoid eating seafood. Prostatitis can be alleviated.