What can't I eat

summary

A solid mass formed in the lumen of a catheter or a luminal organ (such as kidney, ureter, gallbladder or bladder) in human or animal body. It is mainly found in the gallbladder, bladder and renal pelvis, and also in the cavity of pancreatic duct and salivary duct. So what can't stone eat?

What can't I eat

First of all, avoid purine containing foods, such as liver, kidney, brain, gravy, dried beans, etc. Eat more alkaline food, promote the dissolution of urine crystal.

Secondly, limit the consumption of methionine rich foods, such as eggs, poultry, fish, meat and so on. Eat more alkaline food and drink more water.

Finally, limit the intake of calcium salt to no more than 500 mg per day. Every day to eat more acidic food, such as fish, lean meat, eggs, grains and so on.

matters needing attention

Omnivorous food: omnivorous food can fully reflect the principle of food complementarity, which is the guarantee of obtaining various nutrients. You can start by eating 10 or 15 kinds of food every day.