What can chronic nephritis eat good
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I used to have chronic nephritis, which has been cured for several years. I don't know if it is affected by nephritis. Now I have backache in my roommate. Later I went to the hospital for examination and said that it was still chronic nephritis. The doctor said that I should pay attention to diet. In order to prevent this situation, let me introduce to you what chronic nephritis can eat.
What can chronic nephritis eat good
Diet 1: Patients with nephritis should control the diet structure, avoid excessive intake of acid substances, and aggravate the acid constitution. The acid-base balance of diet is very important for the treatment of diabetes and the prevention and treatment of complications. In terms of diet, we should eat more food rich in plant organic active alkali, less meat and more vegetables.
Diet two: mild nephritis patients with plasma protein, can eat some high protein food, such as fish, meat, eggs, milk, beans and bean products, at the same time, should also eat fresh vegetables and fruits. Those with obvious edema can eat more diuretic food such as radish, wax gourd, red bean, watermelon, black bean and Luffa.
Diet 3: the protein intake of patients with chronic nephritis should be limited to 0 per kilogram of body weight per day. 5~0。 8g, more than 60% of which should be high quality protein, such as eggs, dairy products, lean meat, fish, etc. If combined with oral administration of essential amino acids and α - ketoacids, it can also reduce proteinuria in patients with chronic nephritis and prevent malnutrition.
matters needing attention
Nephritis acute phase has heart failure, hypertension, edema, urine should also avoid salt, in order to prevent the increase of blood volume, high blood pressure and edema aggravation. When the edema subsides, the urine volume is normal, and the blood pressure returns to normal, it can be a low salt diet, no more than 2 grams per day, and then continue to observe, the condition gets better day by day, and can gradually transition to a normal diet.