What should you pay attention to with prostatitis?

Suffering from prostatitis, diet adjustment alone cannot return to normal, and patients still need to receive treatment. Choose traditional Chinese medicine to treat prostatitis, such as oral diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills. Prostatitis patients should pay attention to the above dietary taboos while taking medicine, and they will surely return to normal as soon as possible!

What patients with prostatitis should pay attention to:

1. Patients with prostatitis should not eat spicy food

Chili, pepper, pepper, onion, ginger, garlic and other spicy foods Sexual foods, which are too spicy and irritating, can cause congestion and swelling of the prostate, lead to poor urination, and aggravate inflammation in the affected area. For patients with prostatitis, these foods should not be eaten, otherwise prostatitis will not heal for a long time.

2. Patients with prostatitis cannot eat fatty foods

For prostatitis patients, they cannot eat too much fatty foods such as beef, goose, shrimp, crab, and seafood. Hairy foods can stimulate the human body and make the condition worse. Patients with prostatitis who eat such foods will experience excessive congestion and edema of the prostate, compress the urethra, and even cause suppuration in the gland.

3. Patients with prostatitis cannot eat aphrodisiac foods

Patients with prostatitis must control the frequency of sexual life. If you eat aphrodisiac foods, it will cause the patient to have sexual impulses, and frequent sexual intercourse will aggravate the condition.

4. Patients with prostatitis should not eat greasy food

Patients with prostatitis often consume greasy and high-fat food, which will lead to spleen and stomach dysfunction. Over time, damp-heat hyperplasia will hinder Qi movement and affect the movement of Qi and blood, leading to decreased immunity and recurrence of prostate inflammation.

5. Patients with prostatitis should not eat raw or cold food

Raw or cold food can easily stimulate the prostate and cause excessive contraction of the prostate, resulting in poor urine circulation and aggravating the condition. Therefore, it is best for patients with prostatitis to eat less or no raw or cold food, especially in the cold autumn and winter seasons.

6. Patients with prostatitis should not drink alcohol

Alcohol will dilate organs and blood vessels and accelerate blood circulation, so it will also aggravate the congestion of the prostate. Drinking by patients with prostatitis will make it difficult to recover from the disease, and may also cause prostatitis to recur after cure.