What does leprosy dare not eat

summary

It is generally believed that the prevalence rate of leprosy is the highest within one year old, followed by the gradual decrease after one to ten years old. In China, the ratio of male to female is 1.15 ∶ 1-1.7 ∶ 1, and there is no significant difference in ethnic prevalence. So what does lamb madness dare not eat?

What does leprosy dare not eat

First of all, more acid food and less salt: acid food provides rich vitamin C, vitamin B6, etc. to the human body, which is conducive to the synthesis of neurotransmitters, so as to make up for the lack of some neurotransmitters in patients with leprosy, especially in patients with primary leprosy, and reduce the onset of leprosy.

Secondly, you can eat peanuts, walnuts, pork, beef, chicken, duck, goose, fish, shrimp, eggs and so on.

Finally, legumes and cereals (such as soybeans, lentils, wheat, etc.) are rich in trace element manganese. Some surveys show that: 1 / 3 of children with leprosy serum manganese is lower than that of normal children. There was a 15-year-old child whose serum manganese is half less than that of normal children. Therefore, eating more legumes and cereals can supplement the insufficient intake of manganese in patients with leprosy.

matters needing attention

It is necessary to limit the intake of potassium in the diet of lamb mania. Some dehydration and other symptoms may appear in the patients with brain injury and those who take sedative drugs for a long time. Electrolyte disturbance (hyperkalemia) may occur in severe cases. When the diet contains too much potassium, it will increase the blood potassium content of patients, so the daily intake of potassium in patients with leprosy should not exceed 3 grams.