How can slow kidney failure alleviate effectively, OK?

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Relative to this disease, I don't think it's surprising that the improvement of daily care plays a key role in the treatment of chronic renal failure. Everyone should be very clear, but many patients often ignore these, leading to the aggravation of the disease. How does chronic kidney failure eat? Let me share with you how can chronic renal failure be effectively alleviated? It's OK, isn't it?.

How can slow kidney failure alleviate effectively, OK?

First, it's better to eat light and digestible food, avoid seafood, beef, mutton, spicy food, wine and all kinds of hair, such as spiced ingredients, coffee, coriander, etc.; especially for patients with Yin deficiency, such as red tongue, big pulse, night sweats, dry stool, hematuria, etc.; but for patients with Yang deficiency, such as pale tongue, white fur, heavy pulse, cold body, cold limbs, thin stool, edible hot food.

Second, fresh vegetables and fruits should be eaten, and drinking water should be appropriate; all tonics, tonics and easily inflamed food should be avoided, such as pepper, litchi, chocolate, etc. Especially Yin deficiency and internal heat, such as tongue purple, pulse stagnation, chest tightness, abdominal distension and other blood stasis patients.

Third: eat more animal protein such as milk, eggs, lean meat and fish, and less plant protein such as bean products, because the utilization rate of plant protein is low, it will aggravate the condition of patients with advanced renal failure.

matters needing attention

The prevention of renal failure is very important, in the process of treatment of renal failure, but also pay attention to strengthen the preventive measures of renal failure. Strengthen the follow-up and detect the condition. For the patients who have not entered the stage of chronic renal failure, active prevention should be taken; for the patients who have entered the stage of chronic renal failure, medication should be taken on time, regular follow-up, and it is best to check once every 3 to 6 months, which is "secondary prevention" and "tertiary prevention".