Patient's question:
What foods can treat it without taking medicine, afraid of side effectsDoctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia is a common condition among elderly men. For prostate hyperplasia, a diet high in rich foods, spicy, sweet, and sugary foods often leads to internal damp-heat, obstructing the flow of qi and blood. Therefore, elderly patients with prostate hyperplasia should pay attention to a light diet, consume more vegetables and fruits, quit smoking and reduce alcohol intake, avoid spicy foods, and maintain regular bowel movements.Suggestions:
Prostate hyperplasia dietary therapy
【Peach Kernel Congee】
Ingredients: 50g of walnuts, 80g of glutinous rice.
Preparation: Cook glutinous rice into congee, then mash the walnuts and add them to the congee. Simmer over low heat for a few boils until oil appears on the surface of the congee, then add brown sugar for seasoning.
Benefits: Warming the yang, invigorating qi, moisturizing dryness, and relieving itching.
Usage: Eat in the morning and evening.
【Obstruction Tea】
Ingredients: 40g of cinnamon, 60g of pangolin scales, and an appropriate amount of honey.
Preparation: Grind cinnamon and pangolin scales into fine powders, mix them evenly, and dissolve with honey water.
Benefits: Promoting blood circulation, resolving stagnation, and facilitating urination.
Usage: 3–5g per time, twice a day, as a beverage.
【Dried Earthlystem Duck】
Ingredients: 30g of dried rehmannia, 20g of anemarrhena, 20g of achyranthes, and 1 duck (about 1000g).
Preparation: Remove the duck's feathers, internal organs, head, and feet. Wrap the herbs in a piece of gauze and place them inside the duck. Put the duck in a sand pot, add an appropriate amount of water, and simmer over low heat until cooked, then season.
Benefits: Nourishing yin and clearing heat.
Usage: Eat the duck meat and drink the broth.