Post Date December, 03 2023
First of all, let's talk about how prostate patients can eat more healthily. This is a question that most male friends must know. The occurrence of prostatitis has brought great harm to many men. Therefore, it is vital to prevent diseases and reduce its incidence rate. Let's learn what food is good for patients with prostatitis:
Fruits and vegetables: Watermelon, cantaloupe, grape, kiwi, sugar cane, winter melon, cucumber and other foods are mostly sweet and cool, have the function of diuresis and drenching, can clear heat and detoxify, remove moisture and water, and play the role of inhibiting inflammation.
Cereals and cereals: red beans, mung beans, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, Job's tears, walnut kernels, sesame seeds and other foods are rich in trace elements and a large number of B vitamins, which have good nutritional effects, and have the functions of clearing heat, reducing fire, killing insects, and moistening the intestines. They can kill bacteria, relieve constipation, remove stagnation, make the prostate gland smooth, and eliminate inflammation.
Herbal medicine: such as pollen, green tea, honey, as well as fresh reed roots, fresh grass roots, fresh bamboo leaves and other herbal decoction in herbal medicine have a good effect on prostatitis. Among honey, sophora japonica honey is better.
After talking about healthy eating, let's talk about the foods that prostate patients can't eat.
Prostatitis patients should not smoke and drink: patients may understand that smoking can cause impotence, but they do not know that smoking can also increase prostate congestion, thus aggravating the symptoms of acute and chronic prostatitis. Drinking alcohol can expand the blood vessels of organs and increase the amount of blood perfusion, so it can also aggravate the congestion of the prostate and lead to the recurrence of cured prostatitis.
Meat that prostatitis patients cannot eat: dog, beef, mutton, seafood, etc. After years of clinical observation, eating the above meat can lead to aggravation of the disease.
Spicy food should not be eaten for prostatitis: pungent food such as scallions, raw garlic, chili and pepper can increase the taste of dishes, but can also cause vasodilation and organ congestion. For patients with prostatitis, these foods should not be eaten, otherwise it will lead to chronic prostatitis.
