Can drinking cause psoriasis
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Psoriasis is always repeated, and sometimes in the treatment after a long time and began to repeat, and now there are many places on the body longer than the traces of psoriasis. Better after treatment, let's see if drinking can cause psoriasis.
Can drinking cause psoriasis
Diet 1: 200g cold pork skin, wash, scrape fat, add water 500ml, simmer 1. For more than 5 hours, add diced carrots, green beans, dried tofu and appropriate seasonings, cool and freeze, and cut into pieces. This dish has the effect of nourishing yin and Yang, and softening skin.
Diet two: psoriasis patients should pay attention to energy supplement, in the diet to add some oil and vegetable oil, better to more than half, eat more oil can help gastrointestinal digestion, and fresh vegetables, fruits, milk, beans are the same, also need to pay more attention to supplement.
Diet three: psoriasis patients in daily life to pay attention to. Avoid alcohol, seafood, spicy, eliminate mental stress, avoid fatigue, pay attention to rest, eat more vitamin rich foods, such as fresh fruits, vegetables and so on. When cleaning the affected area, the action should be gently rubbed, and do not forcibly peel off the dandruff, so as to avoid causing local infection, such as redness, swelling, heat and pain, which will affect the treatment and prolong the course of disease.
matters needing attention
On this, I would like to remind you: yam tonic but not hot, warm but not dry, the most suitable for elderly patients with psoriasis to take, often eat beneficial and harmless, take about 100 grams of yam every day, for 1 to 2 months. For psoriasis patients with chronic cough due to chronic disease and deficiency, it is better to take Chinese yam for treatment and combine with some lung moistening and cough relieving drugs, such as lily, Chuanbei, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine has the saying that invigorating the spleen and promoting the growth of lung, and Chinese yam is a good medicine for treating cough due to lung deficiency.
