What should not be eaten if you have Bartholinitis

Bartholinitis is a common genital inflammation in women. The Bartholin glands are located 1/3 deep behind the labia majora on both sides. The gland duct opens between the hymen and the labia minora. When the vulva is contaminated by sexual intercourse, childbirth or other circumstances, pathogens can easily invade and cause Bartholinitis. So what should you not eat if you have Bartholinitis? Let's take a look.

Diet for patients with prostate disease

(1) Avoid drinking strong alcohol, eating less spicy, fatty and sweet foods, drinking less coffee, eating less acidic foods such as citrus fruits and orange juice, and eating less white sugar and refined flour.

(2) Eat more fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains and soy products, eat more honey to keep bowel movements smooth, and eat beef and eggs in moderation.

(3) Take seed foods, such as pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, etc., and consume them daily in any amount.

(4) Cook any amount of mung beans into porridge, let it cool and eat as you like. This is especially suitable for those with bladder heat and painful urination.

(5) Do not reduce the amount of water you drink due to frequent urination. Drinking more water can dilute the urine.

For the dietary treatment of prostatitis, whether it is acute prostatitis or chronic prostatitis, more cool and warm foods should be chosen, and fried, spicy and hot foods should be avoided or eaten less. Coffee, cocoa, spirits and other beverages and cigarettes are all prohibited.