How to treat chronic prostatitis through diet

Patient's question:

I am 33 years old, divorced for over three years. My wife and I both work at private companies and don't have a fixed income, so we haven't had children yet. Recently, I haven't been feeling well, and the doctor told me I have chronic prostatitis. I don't know what to do now.

Doctor's answer:

1. Snake Bedranad Red Date Soup Ingredients: 100 grams of snake bedranad (double the amount for dried), 30 grams of red dates. Method: Wash and chop the snake bedranad, then add 1000 milliliters of water along with the red dates. Boil until the liquid is reduced to about 400 grams. Yellow Dragon Soup: Take twice a day, drink the broth and eat the dates. Function: Promote diuresis and expel toxins. Indication: Suitable for prostatitis. ? 2. Plantain Green Bean Millet Porridge Ingredients: 60 grams of plantain seeds, 15 grams of tangerine peel, 10 grams of common grass, 50 grams of green beans, and 100 grams of millet. Method: Wrap the plantain seeds, tangerine peel, and common grass in gauze and boil to extract the juice, then remove the solids. Add the green beans and millet to cook into porridge. Yellow Dragon Soup: Take on an empty stomach, and continue for several months. Function: Strengthen the spleen and stomach, regulate qi and blood circulation, promote diuresis and relieve stranguria. Indication: Suitable for elderly prostatitis and painful urination.

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