Patient's question:
Recently, I carefully checked and found that I have prostatitis. Every time I urinate, there is a stinging pain, and I also have frequent urination, which makes me very suffering. I don't know how to treat it now. How can prostatitis heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
Secondly, the key to non-surgical treatment is that the plan must be appropriate, effective, scientific, and regular. Vitamins E, trace elements like zinc, and other nutrients can be provided in sufficient amounts for a digestive course of about 1 to 3 months. Quit smoking first, as prostatitis can heal on its own but cannot fully recover on its own. Eat less spicy food, avoid excessive consumption of food and drinks, clean the urinary tract, and eliminate pathogens. Absolutely avoid overexertion and prolonged sexual activity, restricting it to about twice a week. Absolutely avoid cold sensations and avoid indulgence.