Patient's question:
My husband is 45 years old this year. He previously had prostatitis, but now he says he lacks lecithin, which he doesn't know what it is. How should it be treated? What should be done if there is a lack of lecithin in the prostate? What advice do you have, Doctor?Doctor's answer:
Hello, chronic prostatitis can lead to lecithin deficiency, which may be a situation caused by chronic inflammation and infectious reactions. Pay attention to eating less spicy and irritating foods in daily life. You can adjust and control kidney function by eating more black foods such as black sesame seeds and black fungus according to your husband's condition. If necessary, you can consult a traditional Chinese medicine physician for symptomatic treatment and control. Pay attention to carefully observe the reactions. Wishing you a speedy recovery and overcoming the disease as soon as possible.