Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, I was diagnosed with prostatitis after a thorough examination at the hospital recently. I'm very worried. I don't know if there are any dietary restrictions. I specifically came to ask if prostatitis patients can eat ginger?Doctor's answer:
Eating ginger, a spicy food, can cause some interference and lead to poor recovery results from prostatitis. Ginger is not very effective in treating prostatitis. Generally, prostatitis is primarily treated by improving blood circulation. Garlic has a strong bactericidal effect and can eliminate bacteria that enter the body. Garlic can enhance the digestion of vitamin B1, promote the metabolism of carbohydrates to produce energy, and eliminate fatigue. Another important function of garlic is to boost immunity. The selenium in garlic has antioxidant properties, making it considered an anti-aging food. Men who consume more garlic can stabilize their constitution and improve their health. Additionally, it is best to use antibiotics together. Medication can also be administered rectally.