Clinical overview
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)
Used for prostatitis categories, symptoms, diagnostic overview, treatment differences and urgent-care warning signs.
Source desk
What we use, and what we do not infer.
Greenlaxo uses public, attributable health and legal sources for core claims. A source can explain a condition; it cannot diagnose the person reading it.
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Patient guidance
NHS — Prostatitis
Used as a secondary patient-facing reference for common symptoms and the importance of seeking medical care for prostatitis symptoms.
Kenya privacy
Office of the Data Protection Commissioner
Used for Kenya's Data Protection Act 2019, General Regulations 2021, data-subject rights and guidance on health data.
Kenya law
Health Act, 2017
Referenced for the Kenyan legal context around health information and confidentiality. Greenlaxo is an educational site, not a healthcare provider.
Local context matters, but food imagery is not presented as a treatment claim.
Our source rule
We do not turn a general association into a personal diagnosis.
If a source says stress may be associated with chronic pelvic pain, that does not mean stress caused a reader's symptoms. If a source says antibiotics treat bacterial prostatitis, that does not mean a reader should start antibiotics without diagnosis and prescribing.
Where evidence is uncertain or mixed, the wording should remain uncertain too.