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For a guy trying to control prostatitis flare-ups, what's the recommended daily water intake? is 100 ounces enough? would more be better?
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Prostatitis: Although adequate fluid intake is important, more important is avoiding irritating substances, cola drinks, lot of caffeine and spicy foods. Maintain your urine clear or light yellow color, that will be enough fluids.
Answered 11/8/2014
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