Patient's question:
Can men with prostatitis drink red wine? I don't have any bad habits of smoking or drinking, but during my recent health check-up, the doctor said I have prostatitis. What's going on? I thought only people who smoke and drink get prostatitis? Why would I get it if I don't smoke or drink? How should I treat this condition?Doctor's answer:
1: There are many causes of prostatitis, and it's not just as simple as smoking and drinking. However, it cannot be denied that men who smoke and drink are more prone to prostatitis. Long-term habits such as prolonged sitting, drinking less water, and holding urine can all lead to prostatitis. Prostatitis has a significant impact on health, so it's important to alleviate health concerns. It is recommended to undergo a thorough examination in a regular hospital to accurately determine the cause before receiving targeted treatment.2: It is best to consult and undergo a thorough examination and treatment at a local reputable large hospital. There are several causes of prostatitis, such as frequent holding of urine, not releasing semen during sexual activity, and urinary tract infections. It is advisable to drink more water, eat less spicy food, pay attention to personal hygiene, and wash the glans once a day.