Patient's question:
Recently, I just found out that I have prostatitis. I picked up some medication from the hospital to take home. The doctor advised me to pay close attention to my diet and listed some things I shouldn't eat. But today, my family cooked rapeseed flowers, and I wonder if it's okay to eat them with prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
The prostate is an important organ in adult males. Its main functions include secreting prostatic fluid to form semen, nourishing sperm, and inhibiting urination and ejaculation. It is located on both sides of the urethra in the bladder. Prostatitis can lead to clinical symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, difficulty urinating, and a split stream during urination. Treatment typically involves antibiotics combined with traditional Chinese medicine and physical therapy. Additionally, oral medications like Pulegan tablets can be taken. Rapeseed pollen is the main component of Pulegan tablets, so there should be no problem with what you are consuming. Prostatitis can be cured.