Patient's question:
I am a patient with prostatitis. I have had prostatitis for three years and have never gone to a formal large hospital for a thorough examination. I have been treated with medication from a small children's hospital. Recently, there have been signs of improvement. I need to avoid certain foods in my diet. I want to understand what are the causes of prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
The causes of prostatitis, clinically, are mainly due to prolonged sitting or long-term cycling during daily life. In addition to excessive strain causing the prostate to form blood clots again, consuming too many spicy and stimulating foods regularly, such as hot pot, can also lead to the recurrence of prostatitis. It is important to avoid such foods during daily life and instead consume more green fruits and vegetables, such as bananas, apples, pears, and pomelos.