Diet therapy for polycystic kidney disease

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Aunt Liu from the previous community often came to our community to walk the dog, but she didn't come for a month. After asking other people in their community, she knew that Aunt Liu had polycystic kidney and was already receiving treatment. She is a very sensitive person, a little thing will think more, so few people talk to him. Now I will tell you about the diet treatment of polycystic kidney disease.

Diet therapy for polycystic kidney disease

First, adhere to the principle of moderation, polycystic kidney patients should pay attention to "satiety" and "heat" in diet. It is easy to cause malnutrition if you eat too much, and it often damages the digestion and absorption function of the spleen and stomach, and even leads to the disorder of Qi and blood circulation; comparatively speaking, if you eat too cold, it will damage the Yang Qi of the spleen and stomach, and if you eat too hot and spicy food, it will make the stomach and intestines accumulate heat.

Second: limit excessive protein intake: eat less animal high protein, high fat and greasy foods such as chicken, duck, fish and meat; eat less plant protein rich foods such as beans and beans (especially polycystic kidney patients with renal insufficiency). The realization of low protein diet plays an important role in reducing the burden of kidney and the disease.

Third: the diet of polycystic kidney disease patients should be light, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, such as carrots, kiwi fruit with high vitamin C content, oranges, jujubes, etc. appropriate consumption will strengthen immunity, not easy to catch a cold. In addition, patients with polycystic kidney disease should also absorb high-quality protein foods, such as eggs, milk, lean meat and some bean products.

matters needing attention

Polycystic kidney is a congenital genetic disease involving bilateral kidneys. It is caused by the size of the cyst in the kidney diffuse swelling, resulting in renal volume and compression of renal parenchyma, resulting in renal dysfunction and gradual deterioration, progress to polycystic kidney uremia.