What does pneumonic cough eat

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Infants and young children are more likely to get pneumonia. Many children don't like to eat after they get pneumonia, especially crying. They have clinical manifestations such as fever, cough and dyspnea. As parents, they should timely understand their children's situation and help them actively treat diseases. In addition to treatment, they should pay attention to diet care. Now let's talk about what to eat for pneumonia and cough.

What does pneumonic cough eat

First: avoid the product of sea fishy and greasy. Fish made by non steamed method is easy to catch fire due to excessive oil consumption. In addition, people with allergic constitution and high blood uric acid (such as gout patients) should also eat less yellow croaker, hairtail, shrimp, crab and fat meat with large amount of oil, so as not to help fire produce phlegm.

Second: avoid cold fruits. Pneumonia patients to eat less cold nature of fruit, can damage the spleen and stomach Yang, hinder the function of transport, is not conducive to the rehabilitation of the disease.

Third: avoid raw and cold food. If you eat watermelon, ice cream, frozen fruit juice, ice cream, popsicle, cold drink, banana, raw pear and other raw and cold food, it is easy to operate the Yang Qi in the body, and if the Yang Qi is damaged, it is unable to resist evil, and the disease is difficult to recover, so you should avoid eating, especially for children with digestive tract symptoms.

matters needing attention

The above article introduces what to eat about pneumonia and cough. I hope you should pay more attention in your life. Children's resistance to disease is low, and their ability to adapt to the environment is poor. After suffering from pneumonia, it is more serious, so we must seriously prevent it. Infants should try to avoid contact with the outside world, avoid cross infection, family members suffering from cold or other respiratory infectious diseases, and try to isolate infants. Care should be taken when feeding to avoid choking, spilling and vomiting, and to prevent aspiration of milk, food and vomit into the lungs. According to children's age and physical development, necessary and sufficient nutrition should be given, and supplementary foods such as vegetables, bean products, meat and eggs should be added timely and reasonably.