Patient's question:
I recently developed prostatitis. It's a private part, so I feel embarrassed going to the hospital for treatment. It's been quite painful lately, and I've heard that dietary therapy can help with prostatitis. With a trial-in-mind attitude, I'd like to ask the doctor what I should eat when I have prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis patients can consume a variety of vegetables and fruits daily, drink plenty of water, and maintain smooth urination. The flushing action of urine can help expel inflammatory substances from the prostate, which is beneficial for improving the condition. It is best to avoid excessive spicy foods, such as chili peppers, ginger, and to abstain from smoking and alcohol. In daily life, in addition to dietary considerations, attention should also be paid to lifestyle care, such as avoiding prolonged sitting and practicing warm water, which can also be helpful.