Liver cirrhosis ascites eat frozen pear good

summary

Cirrhosis is a common clinical chronic progressive liver disease, which is diffuse liver damage caused by one or more causes. In China, most of them are posthepatitic cirrhosis, and a few of them are alcoholic cirrhosis and schistosomiasis cirrhosis. Histopathologically, there were extensive necrosis of hepatocytes, nodular regeneration of residual hepatocytes, hyperplasia of connective tissue and formation of fibrous septum, which led to structural damage of hepatic lobules and formation of pseudolobules. The liver gradually deformed and hardened and developed into cirrhosis. In the early stage, due to the strong compensatory function of the liver, there may be no obvious symptoms. In the late stage, liver function damage and portal hypertension are the main manifestations, and multiple systems are involved. In the late stage, complications such as upper gastrointestinal bleeding, hepatic encephalopathy, secondary infection, hypersplenism, ascites, canceration and so on often occur. So liver cirrhosis ascites eat frozen pear good? What else should we pay attention to in terms of diet?

Liver cirrhosis ascites eat frozen pear good

First, liver cirrhosis ascites can eat frozen pear, pear has the effect of clearing heart, moistening lung, nourishing yin and clearing heat, can promote appetite, help digestion, and diuretic catharsis and antipyretic effect

Second, cirrhosis ascites can be an appropriate amount of protein supplement, such as milk, fish, bean products, lean meat and so on

Third, cirrhotic ascites can be an appropriate supplement of vitamins and trace elements of food, such as: hawthorn, pineapple, papaya, apple, banana and so on

matters needing attention

Patients with this disease need to pay attention to (1) keep enough energy every day, and it is appropriate to supply 2500-700kcal of energy every day. (2) The supply of protein depends on the patient's condition. For patients with asymptomatic compensated cirrhosis and patients with low plasma protein and edema, a high protein diet is more important. It can supply 0.8-1.0g/kg per day to maintain the nitrogen balance in the body and promote the repair of liver cells. If there is liver coma, liver failure, to strictly control the protein intake, daily protein intake maintained at 25-35g / day, in order to avoid increasing blood ammonia, aggravating the disease. (3) The diet should be fresh, less fiber, more meals, easy to digest, no stimulation, no gas, soft food, liquid or semi liquid food. (4) Fat intake, it is recommended that 40-50g per day is appropriate, if there is dysentery, but also reduce the intake.