Can liver ascites eat lacquer

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Diuretics play an important role in the treatment of cirrhotic ascites. The dosage of diuretics varies from person to person and patient's condition. Appropriate dosage can achieve the purpose of treatment. Excessive dosage can cause electrolyte disorder and induce hepatic coma. Therefore, it is very important to master the dosage. Oral administration is the main method. In order to avoid this situation, let's talk about whether we can eat lacquer for hepatoascites.

Can liver ascites eat lacquer

First: liver ascites can eat lacquer. The food should be fresh. Fresh vegetables are preferred. Green vegetables are sweet and smooth, and have the function of clearing away heat, appetizing stomach and defecating, which is more suitable for damp and heat accumulation; Chinese cabbage is sweet and warm, which can benefit the intestines and stomach, eliminate food and lower Qi, and remove the trouble in the chest, which is suitable for the syndrome of cold dampness trapping the spleen.

Second, the food should be light. Light diet, rich nutrition, easy to digest, is more suitable for patients with liver ascites. Fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, eggs, fish, milk, etc., can not only appetizer spleen, increase appetite, but also benefit water swelling.

Third: food should be warm. Patients with spleen and stomach weakness, diet should be warm. In particular, the spleen and stomach are trapped by cold and dampness, and the spleen and stomach are weak due to the deficiency of middle Yang, so that the stomach qi can be warmed and restored, the spleen yang can be warmed and vibrated, and the cold and dampness can be warmed and melted.

matters needing attention

Water intake should be limited in patients with hepatoascites. Due to the decrease of effective circulating blood volume, the excitation of non permeable baroreceptor and the increase of antidiuretic hormone secretion, the free water clearance rate of patients with hepatoascites is decreased, and they are complicated with dilutive hyponatremia. The traditional treatment is to strictly limit water intake, but in recent years, it is believed that strict water intake restriction may further aggravate the insufficiency of effective circulating blood volume and worsen the disease. Therefore, it is not necessary to limit water intake unless blood sodium is less than 120 mmol / L.