Patient's question:
Chronic sexual intercourse prostatitis, symptoms include lower abdominal pain, frequent urination, urinary pain, and urinary urgency. The professor prescribed 30 grams of horsetail grass, 10 grams of northern bupleurum, 3 grams of processed Euonymus fruit, 15 grams of fried Tangerine Peel, 15 grams of Poria, 15 grams of Mulberry, 15 grams of Fermented Corydalis, 15 grams of Toosendan, 15 grams of Alisma, 15 grams of Stone Orchid, 15 grams of Salted Achyranthes, 15 grams of Red Peony Root, and 6 grams of Licorice. I have a condition of spleen deficiency and damp-heat. Currently, I am taking Tài Bǔ (Supplement), which may cause damp-heat.Hello, I would like to add 30 grams of Plantain Grass and two pieces of something to boil. How should I handle this? I just want to ask this question.
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you have described, there is a conflict between this medication and the oral medication you mentioned, and it varies depending on different syndromes. It is recommended that you consult a professional traditional Chinese medicine hospital to confirm the syndrome type through tongue and pulse diagnosis. Only then can the medication be determined under the guidance of a pharmacist and physician. Prostate patients can understand the principle of treating the symptoms while using folk remedies for treatment in daily life. It is important to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily diet and not to overeat or binge drink.