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Any advice treating diet sensitive prostatitis
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Not likely: It is not likely that your diet is causing prostatitis. If you have prostatitis, it could be chemical or microbiological. If caused by an infection, it usually requires prolonged antibiotic treatment under the care of a doctor.
Answered 2/5/2012
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