What food does chronic nephritis eat, diet becomes "protagonist"

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No matter you are afraid of this disease, you have been born. Nephritis is a disease that you should know clearly. Many people are quite clear about this. Because it is a high incidence rate of kidney disease. There are many reasons for this disease. The disease also has great harm to people. So we must pay attention to the diet method of chronic nephritis. What food does chronic nephritis eat, food becomes "protagonist"? Let's get to know the problem.

What food does chronic nephritis eat, diet becomes "protagonist"

First: Sea gold sand job's tears porridge. Sea gold sand 15 grams, job's tears 90 grams, sugar amount. Add the right amount of haijinsha water, fry a bowl of juice, add the right amount of washed job's tears water into the pot, cook three bowls of porridge, and then mix with a bowl of medicine, add the right amount of sugar. It can be taken as a staple food, invigorate the spleen, promote diuresis, relieve bleeding and expel stones. It is suitable for patients with chronic nephritis, kidney stones, urethral stones and other diseases.

Second: green bean porridge. Green beans 500g, Tongcao 30g, wheat 500g. Boil 1000 ml of Tongcao with 4000 ml water. After removing the dregs and extracting the juice, add the washed green beans and wheat to cook porridge until the beans and wheat are cooked. 2-3 times a day, can be taken as staple food, spleen and stomach, to heat and dampness, can be used for chronic nephritis, pyelonephritis, nephrotic syndrome caused by edema and low back pain.

Third: cheqian mung bean soup. Cheqianzi 30g, mung bean 60g. Clean the mung beans, pack the Plantago seeds in gauze bags, put them into the pot and add water to make soup. Drink soup, eat beans, eat in a day. It can clear away heat, detoxify, diuresis and pass the rain. It is used for food therapy of patients with chronic nephritis and prostatitis.

matters needing attention

Bacterial or viral infection is the most common cause of acute nephritis, especially upper respiratory tract infection, asymptomatic bacteriuria influenza, pharyngitis, tracheobronchitis, etc., may aggravate the symptoms of chronic nephritis. Therefore, patients should be cautious of bacterial or viral infection.