Can inflammation of Department of gynaecology eat chili

summary

On the gynecological inflammation of chronic cervicitis dietotherapy, we have to actively grasp, actively grasp the chronic cervicitis dietotherapy method, can help you actively prevent and control the disease, so the following specific introduction of gynecological inflammation can eat pepper this problem, hope to help some people.

Can inflammation of Department of gynaecology eat chili

First: can eat, but it is recommended that patients with dysmenorrhea caused by adnexitis after daily intake of appropriate amount of vitamins and minerals, have less menstrual pain. Therefore, it is recommended to take comprehensive vitamins and minerals, especially for those with low dosage of calcium. You can take them several times a day (after meals).

Second: the caffeine in coffee, tea, cola and chocolate make you nervous and may cause discomfort during menstruation. You should avoid drinking these drinks in diet regulation of adnexitis. In addition, the oil contained in coffee may also stimulate the small intestine.

Third: many women skip meals and eat too much sweets and salty food. This is a brilliant summary of women's diet. Although a healthy diet can not eradicate adnexitis, it has a magical effect on improving the health of the whole body. Avoid sweet or salty junk food, which will make you flatulent and slow down. Eat more vegetables, fruits, chicken and fish, and eat as little as possible.

matters needing attention

The prevention of gynecological inflammation also needs regular inspection in the hospital to protect the cervix. Gynecological inflammation is mostly caused by delivery, abortion and uterine cavity operation injury or upward infection, usually manifested as increased secretion, yellowing, stench and sexual bleeding, lumbosacral pain, etc. There are a considerable number of patients with gynecological inflammation early may not have symptoms or obvious, and some women often take contraceptives, there will be symptoms similar to mild gynecological inflammation, but not true gynecological inflammation.