Patient's question:
I went to the hospital a few weeks ago for a thorough examination and found that my prostate was very worried. I don't know what dietary restrictions there are. I'd like to ask everyone here what they cannot eat with prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Prostate patients should first quit smoking and drinking. Alcohol and tobacco interfere with prostate blood circulation, causing congestion in the prostate. Avoid spicy foods like garlic, chili, pepper, and other stimulating foods, as they may lead to chronic prostatitis. Also, avoid cold foods like ice cream and cold drinks. Do not eat inflammatory foods. Beef, goose, duck, peanuts, soy products, etc., can easily cause acute congestion, swelling, and even inflammation in the prostate. The zinc in apples can stabilize zinc deficiency in chronic prostatitis patients. The zinc content in the prostatic fluid of chronic prostatitis patients is significantly lower than that of healthy individuals. Supplementing with apples not only has no side effects but also helps the body metabolize and utilize zinc. It is recommended to exercise more and avoid sitting for long periods.