Patient's question:
My brother is sick, it's a severe prostatitis. I'm really worried about him. I want him to get better, so I asked others what to do. They said it can be treated with dietary methods. So today, I'm asking everyone if dietary therapy for prostatitis is possible?Doctor's answer:
The current situation being discussed is that from a clinical diagnostic perspective, prostatitis is primarily treated effectively with antimicrobial drugs. Except for certain aspects, prostatitis and benign prostatic hyperplasia are essentially bacterial infectious diseases. Therefore, for prostatitis, it is recommended to use prostatic suppositories in conjunction with topical medication applied to the anus. Daily lifestyle habits are also important; avoid overexertion and staying up late. In terms of diet, lycopene is beneficial.