​Chinese medicine prescription for prostatitis

Prostate disease is a very stubborn male disease. This disease is very distressing for men because male prostatitis is a disease that threatens male reproductive health. In most cases, it presents the characteristics of a chronic disease. Therefore, the torture for men is also very long. Men should strengthen their physical health and actively treat prostatitis. Traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for prostatitis are relatively effective. Let's take a look at the explanation below.

People with prostatitis should avoid eating spicy food: scallions, raw garlic, chili peppers, pepper and other irritating foods. Although they can increase the taste of dishes, they can also cause blood vessel dilation and organ congestion. For patients with prostatitis, these foods should not be eaten, otherwise it will cause prostatitis to become protracted and difficult to cure.

There are some meats that cannot be eaten by patients with prostatitis: dog, beef, mutton, seafood, etc. These meats are considered to be aphrodisiac and vitality-enhancing delicacies. However, Chinese medicine believes that prostatitis is caused by dampness, so if drugs that enhance virility are used to promote dampness, their effects may not be as expected. In addition, after years of clinical observation, eating the above-mentioned meats can often lead to worsening of the disease.

For prostate hyperplasia, rich, spicy and sweet foods can easily cause endogenous dampness and heat and inhibit the circulation of qi and blood. Therefore, elderly people with prostate hyperplasia should pay attention to a light diet.

Chinese medicine prescription for chronic prostatitis:

10g of Chuanlianzi, 10g of Chuanxiongxi, 10g of Liujinu, 10g of peach kernel, 10g of liquorice, 10g of phellodendron, 10g of fennel, 20g of coix seed, 20g of white peony root, 30g of scutellaria baicalensis, 3g of cooked aconite, 15g of Dianthus superbus, 15g of Corydalis. Decoction in water, 1 dose per day, 2 times a day.

Chinese medicine prescription for acute prostatitis:

Plantago, Dianthus superbus, Polygonum multiflorum, Talc, Pheretima, Seaweed, Kelp, Pangolin, Safflower, Peach Kernel, Honeysuckle, Houttuynia cordata, Fructus Amaranthus, Scutellaria baicalensis, Aquilaria sinensis, Amomum villosum, Vaccaria segetalis, Aucklandia lappa, Magnolia officinalis, Citrus aurantium. Oral administration.

From the above explanation, there are many Chinese medicine prescriptions for prostatitis, and the specific prescriptions are relatively complicated. Therefore, men cannot just grab them at will when they see the prescriptions, but must configure the prescriptions according to the quantity ratio. Only in this way can prostatitis be best treated. I hope that male friends can recover soon.