Patient's question:
I am a programmer. Recently, I was diagnosed with prostatitis after a thorough examination. My friend told me that apples can treat prostatitis. I don't know if this is true and whether it can be trusted. Besides, what should I pay attention to in daily life? I would be grateful if the doctor could provide some guidance.Doctor's answer:
Apples are mainly digested fiber, nutrients, and many vitamins, but they have little effect on treating prostate diseases. For prostatitis, eating more vegetables and fruits also has a certain regulating effect. This is mainly because many antibacterial drugs can be used. If the pain still occurs significantly, it is also necessary to use many non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in combination. Physical therapy can also be performed. Avoid spicy foods in daily life.