Prostatitis diet

Most men perceive loss of sexual desire and impotence as the end of life, a nightmare that puts an end to their sexuality. One of the factors that can lead to such a situation is an inflammatory process affecting the prostate gland, and has the medical term prostatitis. This situation is not only physically and psychologically unpleasant, but also requires immediate medical intervention. It should not be brushed aside. The treatment protocol for this disease includes both medications and physiotherapy methods. Diet for prostatitis also plays an important role in relieving the problem.

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Is a diet necessary for prostatitis?

After diagnosing this disease, the attending physician will probably give recommendations on dietary adjustments, but the patient is able to introduce the necessary restrictions on his own. Therefore, the answer to the question of whether a diet is necessary for prostatitis is unambiguous - you will have to change your diet if a man wants to say goodbye to his problem as soon as possible.

But you shouldn't get upset right away, because a diet, as we perceive it, is not needed in this situation. You won't have to stick to a strict diet with significant restrictions on foods. With prostatitis, as with many other diseases, a man simply needs to remove from his menu a number of foods that are unacceptable in the diet for this inflammation.

Therefore, is it necessary to limit food intake – yes, it is! Below we will consider what is possible and what is better to avoid with inflammation of the prostate gland.

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What is the diet for prostatitis?

It has been established that it is necessary to adhere to certain rules when compiling a daily menu for a man whose medical history is burdened with the disease in question. Let us now consider what diet for prostatitis is prescribed to such a patient.

The first and perhaps most important thing that a representative of the strong half of humanity should do is to completely eliminate, or at least reduce to a minimum, the amount of alcohol consumed. And during an exacerbation of the disease, a "dry law" is definitely in effect for such a patient.

If the disease is chronic and a period of complete recovery or remission has begun, a man can have no more than a liter of beer per day, or two glasses of any wine, or a shot (70 - 100 ml) of any strong alcoholic drink (gin, vodka, rum, whiskey, cognac, etc.).

It is worth clarifying that we are talking about quality goods from lekero - vodka and cognac factories. This permission does not apply to low-grade bodyagi and moonshine of dubious preparation. A glass of such a cocktail can send a patient to a hospital bed and worsen the situation with prostatitis therapy.

Carbonated drinks, which irritate the mucous membrane of the digestive tract, are also prohibited. Since the prostate gland is a "neighbor" of the intestine, irritation, and with it inflammation, spreads to it. The second nuance that excludes carbonated drinks from permitted products is the fact that the bladder that collects urine quickly fills up, starting to squeeze the prostate, and it is already subject to inflammation.

Diet for prostatitis and adenoma

If the disease has become aggravated, the man must immediately change his diet, switching to easily and quickly digestible and utilized products. The diet for prostatitis and adenoma is almost the same, a special place in which is occupied by vegetable crops, which are preferably eaten raw, or subjected to minimal thermal exposure. Various fruits are used in a similar way.

You should not eat fried foods, they will be much healthier and will lose the minimum amount of substances necessary for the body if they are processed with steam, come to the patient's table boiled or baked. At the same time, the taste will remain unchanged.

Even if fermented milk products are not among your favorites, you should not ignore their presence on your table; they are not only nutritious, but also have a beneficial effect on the digestive system, which is essential for relieving the problem that has arisen.

In case of inflammation of the prostate gland, it is necessary to increase the consumption of any liquid. The daily amount of it that enters the human body should be from one and a half to two liters. This amount includes all liquids, including soups. Simple clean water is good, but to increase the vitamin value of drinks, it should be diversified with various fruit and vegetable juices, mousses, fruit drinks, compotes from fruits and dried fruits, herbal teas and decoctions.

The attending physician may prescribe diet No. 5 for the patient according to medical dietary nutrition, which corresponds to the restrictions prescribed after gallbladder resection and in the treatment of other pathologies associated with disorders of the digestive tract.

You should not "exit" such restrictions too abruptly; you need to gradually introduce previously excluded products. Since a rapid transition to a daily diet can provoke a return of the disease.

Giving up bad habits, a rational daily menu and a healthy lifestyle are relevant for any health condition, at any age. Such an attitude to your health will allow you to keep your body in good shape, your immune forces at a high level, which will invariably affect both the increase in libido and the reproductive capacity of the body.

There are some differences in restrictions in products for these diseases. For prostatitis, it was already mentioned above, and for adenoma, such features of the diet are removed from the diet:

• White varieties of bread.
• Coffee.
• It is necessary to limit the intake of meat products. Pork is excluded completely.
• All canned goods.
• Sugar, candy, confectionery.
• Strong black tea.
• Marinades.
• No alcoholic beverages are permitted for consumption.
• Animal fats.
• Salt.
• The lack of protein is partially compensated for by seafood, lean meat and fish products (40%), and the remaining 60% is covered by vegetable protein: soy, lentils, beans, kidney beans, oatmeal and buckwheat.

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Diet for acute prostatitis

The main symptoms of the acute phase of the disease are:

• Quite frequent urges and painful urination, or, conversely, stagnation of urine.
• Elevated rectal temperature (up to 38°C).
• Acute pain symptoms in the anal and perineal area.
• If appropriate measures are not taken, the temperature may rise to 40º C, and the pain becomes throbbing.
• Against the background of high temperature, nausea and vomiting appear, the body begins to beat fever.

The diet for acute prostatitis is not preventive, but therapeutic. It is especially important to immediately exclude from your diet foods that can irritate the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract, which inevitably leads to an increase in the inflammatory process affecting the prostate gland. The purpose of dietary restrictions in the acute form of the disease is the need to optimize the functioning of the prostate.

The first thing you need to do when the disease worsens is to remove from your diet:

• Alcohol and carbonated drinks.
• Sour fruits.
• Onions, peppers, garlic and, accordingly, spicy dishes.
• They allow urine to acquire properties that, when it passes through the ureters, irritate the walls, thereby stimulating inflammation.
• Smoked products.
• Strong tea, cocoa and coffee.
• Conservation.
• They promote the expansion of blood vessels that supply oxygen and nutrients to the pelvic organs, thereby reducing blood flow in the prostate gland and squeezing the urethra.
• Legumes, sauerkraut and other foods that lead to increased flatulence.

What should a patient's diet be rich in:

• Cereal porridges: buckwheat, barley, pearl barley, oatmeal and others. They stimulate intestinal peristalsis.
• The amount of liquid consumed should be increased to one and a half to two liters, which will allow the urine to be “diluted,” making it less concentrated. This should also include decoctions of medicinal herbs, which promote faster recovery, having a bactericidal effect on the patient’s body.
• Food products should be light, quickly digested and absorbed by the body. This will allow the body to spend more energy on fighting the disease, rather than on processing food.

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Diet for chronic prostatitis

The symptoms of the disease in question, which is in a chronic form, differ somewhat from the acute stage:

• The pain symptoms are not pulsating, as in acute prostatitis, but aching, localized in the perineum, but radiating to the sacrum and genitourinary system.
• Difficulty urinating appears.
• Itching appears in the genital area.
• Decreased libido.
• As the disease progresses, impotence occurs.

The diet for chronic prostatitis is both therapeutic and preventive. Against the background of physical and motor activity, a man's life significantly improves its quality, and the disease moves into a plane of stable remission.

If acute prostatitis cannot be stopped within three months, the disease becomes chronic. This disease is quite difficult to treat, but complex therapy, in which a properly selected diet plays an important role, can, if not completely rid a man of the problem, then at least reduce its problematic nature and discomfort.

The main postulate of this diet is moderation. The first thing a patient needs to do is to give up drinks containing alcohol and caffeine. We are not talking about a complete refusal, sometimes you can still indulge yourself with a glass of wine or a shot of vodka, but this should not be a system.

It is better to replace strong black tea with green varieties. In addition to the fact that the liquid dilutes urine and helps cleanse the urinary tract, tea also has mild anti-inflammatory properties.

You should also eliminate all fatty foods from your diet. After all, fat cells lead to the formation of cholesterol plaques, which are not eliminated from the human body, but accumulate on the walls of blood vessels, which leads to deterioration of blood flow and blockage of blood vessels. Cholesterol plugs block the "delivery" of oxygen and nutrients to organs, including the prostate gland. In addition, fat cells that come with food are metabolized into substances that can irritate the mucous membrane of the digestive tract, urine excretion pathways, which only fuels the inflammatory process.

It is necessary to reduce the consumption of fried foods to a minimum, giving preference to baked and boiled food. No one is talking about a complete refusal, it is only necessary to reduce the percentage of such dishes in the patient's diet.

For the same reason, to reduce irritation, you should reduce your consumption of salt, as well as hot spices and seasonings. You should completely eliminate pickled and canned foods, mayonnaise, adjika, and the like from your diet.

But you shouldn't skimp on vegetables and fruits, they should make up the bulk of such a diet. Rich in plant coarse fibers, these products help improve the processing and movement of food through the intestines, improving digestion. This approach helps reduce inflammation.

When excluding a certain amount of meat products from the diet, the protein deficiency should be replenished with plant-based protein, which can be beans, soybeans, beans, cottage cheese, lean meat, seafood and sea fish.

In chronic course of the disease, the patient's body should receive the required amount of zinc with food. This chemical element is vital for the body of a patient with prostatitis. It has a positive effect on the functioning of the prostate gland, promotes sufficient sperm production and ensures normal erection. It is zinc deficiency in a man's body that can cause male infertility.

It is advisable to consume zinc-rich foods together with vitamin E (foods with a high content of it). This tandem leads to a more complete and easy absorption of this microelement.

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Prostatitis Diet Menu

As already stated above, the diet for prostatitis has its limitations: products that should be excluded (or their intake should be reduced to a minimum), and there are those that are a priority in the diet of a patient suffering from the disease in question. Having familiarized ourselves with this issue, let us now consider an example of the distribution of meals and food products throughout the day recommended by nutritionists.

It should be noted right away that the diet menu for prostatitis involves fractional meals, in small portions. It is advisable to spread the daily dosage over four to six meals.

Let's try to suggest an approximate daily menu.

Day 1

Breakfast:

• Oatmeal.
• Any fruit.
• Green tea.

Lunch - raspberry soufflé.

Dinner:

• Fish soup made with water, not rich broth.
• Salad - assorted vegetables.
• Dried fruit compote.

Afternoon snack - pear.

Dinner:

• Boiled squid.
• Vegetable sauté.

Just before bed – a glass of fermented baked milk.

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Day 2

Breakfast:

• Steamed omelette with herbs.
• Fruit and berry jelly.

Lunch - a handful of nuts.

Dinner:

• Lenten borscht.
• Boiled fish.
• Fresh carrot salad.
• Rosehip berry decoction.

Afternoon snack: apple baked with cinnamon.

Dinner:

• Meat fricassee.
• Stewed carrot and beetroot salad.

Just before bed – a glass of kefir.

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Day 3

Breakfast:

• Poached egg.
• Pearl barley porridge.
• The cucumber is fresh.
• Still mineral water.

Lunch - fruit salad.

Dinner:

• Loose buckwheat porridge.
• Seafood.
• Boiled asparagus.
• Green tea.

Afternoon snack – baked pumpkin.

Dinner:

• Rabbit baked in sour cream.
• Stewed cabbage salad.

Just before bed – a glass of yogurt.

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Day 4

Breakfast:

• Cottage cheese casserole.
• Berry jelly.

Lunch - apples.

Dinner:

• Light potato soup.
• Boiled meat.
• Cabbage cutlet.
• Fruit juice.

Afternoon snack – apricots.

Dinner:

• Meat baked in a tavern with vegetables.
• Fresh vegetable salad.

Just before bed – a glass of yogurt.

Day 5

Breakfast:

• Corn porridge (mamalyga).
• A piece of hard cheese (not fatty).
• Fruit fresh.

Lunch - banana soufflé.

Dinner:

• Vegetable soup with broccoli.
• Fish baked on a vegetable bed.
• Salad pillow.
• Fruit compote.

Afternoon snack – cottage cheese sorbet.

• Dinner:
• Sea scallops in lemon sauce.
• Salad - vegetable sauté.

Just before bed – a glass of kefir.

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Day 6

Breakfast:

• Boiled rice.
• Soft-boiled egg.
• Herbal tea.

Lunch is a fruit dessert.

Dinner:

• Durum wheat pasta cooked al dente.
• Steamed cutlet.
• Salad of fresh tomatoes and cucumbers.
• Dried fruit compote.

Afternoon snack: cheesecakes with raisins.

Dinner:

• Stewed beef.
• Stewed vegetables.

Just before bed – a glass of milk.

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Day 7

Breakfast:

• Pearl barley porridge with stewed onions and carrots.
• Vinaigrette.
• Green tea.

Lunch - pumpkin baked with apples.

Dinner:

• Mushroom soup - puree.
• Dark bread croutons.
• Fruit compote.

Afternoon snack – pancakes with vegetable filling.

Dinner:

• Chicken stew.
• Vegetable salad.

Just before bed – a glass of yogurt. The last meal should be light, should not overload the digestive tract at night.

It is also worth noting that the degree of restrictions may vary somewhat, as it depends on the severity of the pathology itself, the patient's history of concomitant diseases and the condition of the specific patient at the time of introducing the diet. Therefore, it is advisable that the attending physician give nutritional recommendations.

It should also be noted that you should also exit the diet gradually, since a sudden change in diet can provoke a return of the disease.

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Prostatitis Diet Recipes

We offer some recipes for a prostatitis diet that meet the requirements of nutritionists, while remaining tasty and presentable.

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Pieces of pink salmon baked with lemon and herbs

Compound:

• Pink salmon meat – 400 g
• Lemon - one
• Dill - one bunch
• Olive oil - three tablespoons
• Ground breadcrumbs - one teaspoon
• Salt to taste (minimum amount)

Method of preparation:

Separate the fillet from the bones, rinse and dry with a kitchen towel. Prepare the marinade by mixing vegetable oil, salt, and breadcrumbs. Stir. Add chopped dill. Rub the pink salmon with this mixture. Put sliced lemon on top.

Transfer the fish to a greased baking tray. Place the baking tray in a preheated oven at 180 degrees and bake for about 15 minutes. This is enough time for the fish to cook.

Serve on lettuce leaves. The dish can be served either warm or cold.

Veal brisket with meat

Compound:

• Meat – 100 – 150 g
• Rice - one glass
• Various roots. This could be carrots, celery, parsnips, root parsley, etc.
• Bay leaf
• Vegetable oil - two tablespoons
• Salt to taste

Method of preparation:

Put the piece of meat into boiling water and bring to a boil again. After the water has boiled, drain the primary broth and pour water over the meat again, bring to a boil. Put the roots, bay leaf and salt into the second broth. Cook until the veal is fully cooked.

Rinse the rice thoroughly with cold water. Heat the frying pan by adding vegetable oil. Fry the rice until golden brown, reduce the heat, and pour one and a half cups of water into the grain, add salt. Cover the frying pan with a lid to create a steamer effect and cook until fully cooked.

Place crumbly rice and pieces of meat on a plate and sprinkle the dish with herbs.

Oven Baked Potato Wedges

Compound:

• Potatoes - four medium tubers
• Paprika - one teaspoon
• Allspice - on the tip of a knife
• Ground cumin - a quarter teaspoon
• Oregano - one tablespoon
• Vegetable oil (preferably olive oil) – two teaspoons
• Salt to taste (3/4 teaspoon)

Method of preparation:

Peel the potatoes, dry them with a kitchen towel and cut them into pieces. Place the potatoes in a deep bowl, pour in the vegetable oil and mix.

Mix all the spices in another bowl. Sprinkle the potato wedges with the prepared mixture, distribute the seasonings well over the potatoes.

At the same time, turn on the oven and heat it to 200 degrees.

Cover the baking tray with special glossy paper, and place the prepared potato pieces on it. Keep in a preheated oven for 20-30 minutes. This is usually enough for the dish to cook.

Baking time directly depends on the size of the slices, as well as the quality of the oven.

Can be served with any fresh salads and tomato sauce.

Curd pudding

Compound:

• Low-fat cottage cheese (or fat-free) – 450 g
• Raw egg - three pieces
• Flour - two tablespoons
• Sugar - squeak - two tablespoons

Method of preparation:

Grind fresh cottage cheese thoroughly, or, what is easier, put it through a meat grinder. Break the eggs and separate the yolk and white. Add the yolks, flour and sugar to the cottage cheese, mix everything well.

Separately, beat the whites into a stable foam using any convenient kitchen tool. Very carefully add it to the cottage cheese. The mixing spatula should stir smoothly in one direction.

At this stage, you can add candied fruits, various berries and fruits, and dried fruits to the curd mass.

Place the curd "dough" into a greased mold. Smooth the top and grease with yolk. Cook the pudding in a water bath (or in a multicooker) until fully cooked.

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Buckwheat porridge with mushrooms

Compound:

• Buckwheat groats - half a glass
• Tomatoes - one piece
• Fresh mushrooms (champignons) - four medium
• Onion - half of medium
• Parsley greens
• Vegetable oil (preferably olive oil) – two teaspoons
• Salt to taste

Method of preparation:

Boil buckwheat until fully cooked, taking water in a ratio of one part of buckwheat to two parts of water. Add salt.

Pour vegetable oil into a heated frying pan and lightly fry the onion cut into half rings. Add the washed and quartered champignons. Lightly fry. Cut the tomato into small slices and add to the sauté, add pepper and salt. Simmer over low heat. Add ready buckwheat porridge and chopped greens to the prepared marinade. Keep on the stove for a couple more minutes. The dish is ready!

Vegetable stew

This dish is prepared in the classic way, that is, any vegetables that a person likes are taken (the only exception is cabbage and other products that are prohibited).

Vegetables should be cut into cubes. We begin to stew, taking into account the speed of cooking of each product (in reverse order). For example, first you should stew carrots and leeks a little, and only then add potatoes. Eggplants, squash and zucchini are added to the stew after potatoes.

The cooking process is carried out on low heat, pouring a small amount of water into the vegetables (but enough so that they are stewed, not fried) and vegetable oil, and also lightly adding salt and pepper.

At the very end of cooking, you can add tomatoes and bell peppers.

Apples baked with currants

Compound:

• Apple - two
• Blackcurrant berries (fresh or frozen) - glass
• A little sugar and powdered sugar

Method of preparation:

Wash the fruit, divide it into two halves crosswise. Carefully remove the core with a sharp knife.

Separately, sprinkle the currants with sugar and mix. Fill the apple halves with berries and sugar and place in a baking dish.

Place the form in the oven preheated to 200 degrees and keep it for 10-15 minutes. Then take it out and let it cool slightly. Sprinkle the warm dish with powdered sugar.

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What can you eat if you have prostatitis?

To prevent any misinterpretations and misunderstandings, we should dwell in more detail on the question of what can you eat with prostatitis?

These products are not only allowed for inflammation of the prostate gland, but are also included in the list of necessary ones, since the body must receive a full daily level of all nutrients necessary for its normal functioning.

• Animal protein is essential in the diet of such a patient.
  • But it is advisable to focus on white poultry meat (for example, chicken); from red varieties, venison is ideal, but if it is not available, it can be easily replaced by lean pork, veal, or lamb.
  • Low-fat, unsalted cheeses.
  • Seafood. This includes fatty sea fish.
  • Do not forget about fermented milk products. Milk - it can be consumed throughout the day. Ryazhenka, sour milk, kefir, low-fat cottage cheese, ayran - products that are allowed to be consumed both for breakfast and immediately before bed. The listed products do not contribute to the rapid filling of the colon and bladder. This allows you to avoid their rapid filling, compression, does not provoke stagnation of substances in the prostate.
• At least half of the patient's diet should be made up of various vegetables and fruits. The following carbohydrates must be present in the diet of any man:
  • Complex carbohydrates – cereals. These can be all kinds of porridges and other dishes based on them: corn, millet, buckwheat, oatmeal, and so on. Cereals are simply a storehouse of vitamins, but they are especially rich in B vitamins, which are a source of energy and a stimulator of cellular metabolism.
  • Various vegetables: carrots, cabbage, celery, pumpkin, tomatoes, beets, squash, etc. They are easily digestible and are a source of vitamins and microelements. Vegetables with plant fiber improve intestinal peristalsis, which protects the male genitourinary system from stagnation. Some vegetables are included in the list of preventive products against cancerous tumors.
  • Onions and garlic are a preventive panacea for many infectious and cold diseases. Essential oils of these vegetables improve blood flow, which is important for prostatitis. It is enough to eat a little of these products every day and a man's health will improve significantly. It is believed that introducing onions into your daily diet helps to increase potency, and garlic works as a neutralizer of pathogenic microflora.
  • Fresh berries and fruits, their dried fruits are an unrivaled storehouse of micro- and macroelements, vitamins, and other substances without which the human body cannot function normally. They participate in the synthesis of many enzymes and hormones, take part in all processes, and strengthen the immune system. There is a positive effect on a man's libido, spermatozoa are activated, and their ability to fertilize an egg increases.
  • Horseradish, mustard, parsnip, parsley – these vegetables should definitely be present on a man’s table. They block the development of tumor cells, normalize hematopoiesis and blood flow, playing an important role in the treatment of problems of the human genitourinary system.
  • Pure spring water, compotes, fruit drinks and kissels (preferably from unsweetened fruits and without sugar), various juices, freshly prepared from fruits and vegetables, rosehip decoction.
• It should not be forgotten that the male gland, for its normal functioning, requires such a chemical element as zinc. There is quite a lot of it in nuts, pumpkin seeds (but others will do) and various nuts. It is also present in fatty fish, seafood and egg yolk.
• You can't do without fats, but it should be immediately stipulated that their volume should be significantly limited. After all, fat intake stimulates the formation of cholesterol plaques, which, having settled on the walls of blood vessels, clog them, disrupting blood flow, which is unacceptable for this disease. Therefore, fat can enter the body of a man only in small quantities, for example, with lean pork, milk and poultry. But vegetable fats are allowed, for example, olive oil. Olive oil contains a high percentage of vitamin E (tocopherol), which can positively affect the synthesis of sexual hormonal secretion and the functioning of the prostate.

It should also be noted that all dishes should be steamed, boiled and baked. Fried foods should be avoided.

What should you not eat if you have prostatitis?

But there are also foods that should be completely eliminated from your diet, or the percentage of their consumption should be reduced, those foods that stimulate further development of the pathology and prevent its effective relief. So what should you not eat with prostatitis? What foods should be limited:

• Reduce the amount of salt in your diet.
• Hot spices, as they irritate the mucous membrane of the digestive organs, and through them the prostate.
• Minimize consumption of smoked, salted and dried foods.
• Remove fat, fatty meat, fatty fish and dishes based on them from your diet. This is due to cholesterol plaques and a decrease in the normal rate of blood circulation in the prostate gland.
• Ready-made products that we buy in supermarkets, which contain a lot of “E”: preservatives, emulsifiers, sweeteners, stabilizers, colorants, flavor enhancers.
• Fast food products.
• Fried food.
• Radish, turnip.
• Meat by-products: lungs, kidneys, heart, etc.
• Rich broths. This refers to meat, fish and mushroom broths.
• White cabbage and members of the legume family provoke fermentation processes in the intestines, causing gas formation.
• Canned fish and meat products.
• Spinach, sorrel.
• Pastries, fresh baked goods and sugar also contribute to increased fermentation.
• Carbonated drinks.
• Nicotine and drugs.
• Alcoholic beverages of any strength. This liquid, once ingested, transforms into acetaldehyde, a toxic chemical compound capable of systemically harming the entire body. Alcohol disrupts blood flow in the pelvic organs, aggravating the course of the disease.
• Limit the intake of chocolate, cocoa, coffee, strong black tea. This is due to the high content of caffeine in them, which adversely affects the affected organ. These products can be replaced: coffee, for example, with a surrogate derivative of chicory, it is better to drink herbal or green tea.
• Eliminate kvass.

Diet for prostatitis in men

You shouldn't focus on the word "diet". Nutrition based on permitted products can be not only healthy, but also tasty. Having mastered it, over time, a person wonders how he could have eaten differently before, because this diet improves the health of the entire human body.

A diet for prostatitis in men should consist of products that are classified as permitted, and exclude those that remain prohibited. Naturally, it will take some time to learn how to make a daily menu, but once you get into the norm, this will not require much time and effort in the future.

You can include various soups in your daily diet, but not those prepared in rich broths. You can enrich your table with a variety of vegetable and fruit salads. Baked meat, boiled fish, vegetable, fish and meat cutlets, meatballs, zrazy. Garnishes for them will be crumbly porridges and pasta made from durum wheat, boiled or baked vegetables.

A balanced and varied diet, including the necessary amount of proteins, carbohydrates (mainly complex), fats (mainly plant-based) will satisfy hunger. This diet will replenish the daily norms of vitamins, minerals, macro- and microelements.

This diet stabilizes weight, allowing you to get rid of excess weight, improves the condition of all systems and organs of the human body, including the prostate gland.

Reviews of diet for prostatitis

Trust, but don't verify. Many people adhere to this life principle, and this approach to everything is largely correct. Therefore, having started treatment and adjusted his diet, a man can simultaneously read numerous reviews on the Internet about the diet for prostatitis.

A large number of respondents share their experience of dealing with this problem, and not the least important place is given to changes affecting the daily diet.

Almost everyone notes the simplicity of the diet, the restrictions of which do not lead to starvation, and allow you to create a fairly diverse, tasty and nutritious daily menu.

It is also noted that against the background of treatment of inflammation of the prostate gland, a man simultaneously improves his entire body. The tone is raised, the body's immune system is strengthened, and the functioning of other organs and systems of the human body is improved.

Some respondents attribute the need for copious fluid intake to the disadvantages of the diet, since this aspect is unacceptable if the patient has a number of diseases. In this situation, you simply cannot do without consulting a specialist. A qualified doctor will help you find an alternative to this diet, or allow you to come to some kind of compromise.

Lovers of fried and spicy food complain about "tasteless dishes", but here you have to choose: a plate of fried potatoes, or health. Such a patient can be advised to try to find in the "sea" of various permitted recipes those that will suit his taste. Moreover, the diet for prostatitis does not differ in such strict restrictions and occasionally you can still please yourself with a fried dish.

It should also be remembered that such a restriction is not forever, after the problem is eliminated, you can gradually return to your usual diet. Although doctors still advise not to get carried away with "harmful" products.

A healthy, active lifestyle, adhering to the rules of proper rational nutrition are relevant at any time and at any age. But this issue should especially worry people when health problems arise. A high level of immunity and maintaining your body in good shape will significantly reduce the incidence rate. These rules also apply to inflammatory processes affecting the prostate gland of a man. Therefore, a diet for prostatitis will not only eliminate the problem that has arisen, get rid of the discomfort it creates, but will also significantly improve the health of a man's body as a whole. It is the adjustment of nutrition that makes it possible to endure the disease in question much easier and faster.