What dish can acute gastroenteritis eat

summary

Acute gastroenteritis refers to acute or slow inflammation of intestinal mucosa, which is usually caused by microbial infection, but also caused by chemical poisons or drugs. The typical clinical manifestations are diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. Patients with acute gastroenteritis should pay attention to diet at the same time of treatment. Let's take a look at what kind of food can we eat for acute gastroenteritis?

What dish can acute gastroenteritis eat

First: milk yam paste. 250 grams of milk, 30 grams of yam, 30 grams of flour. Peel the yam, wash it and cut it into small pieces. Simmer it with proper amount of water until the soup is thick. Then add milk. Stir it with flour and bring it to a boil. It can nourish the spleen and stomach. Take it once a day on an empty stomach.

Second: the wheat asparagus porridge. Ophiopogon japonicus 30g, japonica rice 100g. Decoct the soup with Maimendong first, remove the dregs and take the juice for standby. Wash the japonica rice, add some water to cook the porridge. When the porridge is ready, add the Ophiopogon juice and some rock sugar, mix well and cook a little. It can tonify the stomach, nourish yin and remove trouble. Make breakfast and dinner or snack.

Third: stir fried meat slices. Day lily 20 g, black fungus 10 g, lean pork 60 G. Soak and wash Auricularia auricula with water, soak daylily slightly, and drain. Slice the lean pork and beat it loose. Mix with salt and rice wine. 2 tbsp vegetable oil, heat the oil over medium heat, stir fry the sliced meat for 8 minutes, then stir fry the fungus and day lily, add some salt and yellow rice wine, stir fry the flavor, add a half bowl of light broth or clear soup, stir fry for 8 minutes, sprinkle with scallion, stir fry for several times. It can soften the liver, regulate the middle and tonify the spleen and stomach.

matters needing attention

Gastritis is a typical psychosomatic disease. Psychological factors have a great influence on gastritis. Mental tension, emotional excitement, or excessive anxiety produce adverse stimulation to the cerebral cortex, causing autonomic nerve dysfunction, which is not conducive to food digestion. Some drugs can stimulate the gastric mucosa and aggravate the condition of gastritis, which should be avoided as far as possible. If you have to take it because of the disease, or explain to the doctor, use other drugs, or follow the doctor's advice, cooperate with some other auxiliary drugs, or take it after meals, so as to reduce the adverse reactions to the stomach.