Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, I am 53 years old this year. Can mild prostatitis be treated? Can mild prostatitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, is it bacterial or aseptic? First, pay more attention to your lifestyle—don't drink alcohol and maintain good hygiene. In terms of diet, eat more zinc-rich foods, as zinc is essential for the immune system in the prostate. Many patients have detected zinc deficiency in their prostate. Pay close attention to keeping the prostate warm. If you tend to sweat easily, eat more warming foods like black rice, black beans, etc. In the morning, take one dose of Gui Fu Di Huang Wan; at noon, take one dose of Xiang Sha Liu Jun Wan; and in the evening, take one dose of Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan—all before meals. Note that if you experience any adverse reactions while taking these, stop immediately. Some people may be allergic to traditional Chinese medicine. These medications are used to regulate the liver, spleen, and kidneys. Avoid sexual activity during treatment. If you have bad habits, be sure to break them. Don't browse web pages or books with harmful content, as artificial prostate congestion is a major cause of chronic prostatitis. Stay away from bad information. Maintain a healthy routine with good sleep and wake-up habits, perhaps going to bed later and waking up earlier, which can benefit your body. The prostate is sensitive to cold and irritation, so avoid alcohol and smoking, and pay attention to keeping the lower body warm. Hope this helps.