Can bronchitis cough eat grape

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Bronchitis is characterized by long-term cough, expectoration or accompanied by wheezing, bring a lot of trouble, so how to eat is good for the treatment of bronchitis? Next we understand the next bronchitis cough can eat grapes?

Can bronchitis cough eat grape

Honey white radish juice take white radish 1, 100 grams of honey. Wash the radish, empty the center, put the honey into the big bowl, add water to steam for 20 minutes, then eat. Take once a day in the morning and once a day in the evening. It is suitable for patients with acute bronchitis who have much phlegm, thick phlegm and bad expectoration.

Almond grain rice tea takes 120 grams of almonds, 30 grams of rice and 150 grams of sugar. Soak the almonds in boiling water for 15 minutes, remove the outer coat, wash, cut them into small pieces, and then soak them in cold water; wash the rice and soak them in cold water for 30 minutes; then mix the almonds and rice well, grind them to pieces, add 600 ml clean water, filter the residue, pour them into the casserole, put the casserole on the fire, add 500 ml water, add white sugar, slowly pour the almond pulp into the casserole, and stir while boiling, Until it's thick, cover the pan and simmer for 5 minutes. It can be drunk at will. It is suitable for those who cough for a long time.

5-10 g loquat leaves, 100 g japonica rice and 50 g rock sugar are taken as the raw materials for the porridge. Wash the loquat leaves, wrap them with clean gauze, add 200 ml of water, fry them to about 100 ml, remove the dregs, add japonica rice, add 600 ml of water, boil them over high heat, and then boil them over low heat to make porridge. One time in the morning and one time in the evening, taking advantage of the temperature, 3-5 days as a course of treatment. It is suitable for cough with phlegm heat (cough, yellow phlegm or fever).

matters needing attention

Patients should eat a light diet at the same time of dietotherapy, eat more nutritious, fresh milk, easy to digest and absorb food (such as rice porridge, bread, noodles and rotten rice, etc.), do not overeat, do not eat raw and cold, fat and spicy fried food, and avoid tobacco and alcohol.