Can kidney transplant eat black plum

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In the early stage after successful renal transplantation, the normal diet can be restored after the recovery of intestinal function. The most suitable food is easy to digest, and egg soup is the most suitable. To ensure adequate protein intake, promote wound healing and renal function recovery. If there is such a problem, we must go to the hospital for treatment in time. Next, I will tell you whether we can eat black plum for kidney transplantation.

Can kidney transplant eat black plum

First: kidney transplant can eat plum. Improve the immune function of food: do not eat too much, such as white fungus, black fungus, mushrooms, red dates, ginseng and royal jelly, will reduce the role of immune agents, increase the probability of rejection.

Second: there are many varieties and genera of cherry, among which chelizi is more famous. It is famous for its rich vitamin C and is recognized as the "king of natural VC" and "fruit of life" in the world. It is also known as "beauty fruit" because of its rich iron content. Kidney transplant patients are often accompanied by iron deficiency anemia, and cherry can be an ideal iron supplement fruit for kidney friends because it is rich in iron (other iron rich fruits include grapes, peaches, etc.).

Third: apple, easy to obtain and rich in calcium, phosphorus, iron and vitamin B1, B2, also known as "happy fruit". Kidney transplant patients are prone to calcium deficiency due to preoperative dialysis and old age. Apple is an ideal fruit for calcium supplement because of its rich calcium content (other calcium rich fruits include strawberry, banana, olive, grape, etc.).

matters needing attention

In the above introduction, I hope you can clearly understand the problem of kidney transplantation can eat plum. 1) 2) monitoring vital signs: early detection of infection and rejection. 3) recumbent position: the patient was in the supine position, with lower limb flexion of 15-25 degrees on the side of renal transplantation, so as to reduce incision pain and anastomotic tension.