Can chronic nephritis eat propolis

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Everyone wants to be happy and happy, but happy life is based on healthy body. But now environmental hygiene and food safety are all problems, which leads to the incidence rate of chronic nephritis. Patients with chronic nephritis should pay attention to daily conditioning. So, let's introduce the problem of chronic nephritis to eat propolis. I hope it can help some people.

Can chronic nephritis eat propolis

First: chronic nephritis can eat propolis. Yam congee. Dry yam 60g or fresh yam 120g, japonica rice 60g. Wash the yam and cut it into slices, and cook it into porridge together with japonica rice. Take it twice a day, morning and evening meal, can often take it, should warm and tonify the spleen and kidney, Tongyang Lishui mainly.

Second: black sesame porridge. Black sesame 6G, Poria cocos 20g, japonica rice 60g. Chop Poria cocos, put it into the pot to fry soup, and then put in black sesame and japonica rice to cook porridge. Take it twice a day with morning and evening meals for 15 days. It is suitable for people with mental depression.

Third: double skin soup. 50 grams of gourd shell, 30 grams of wax gourd skin, 5 red dates. Add 400ml water to the above herbs and fry them to 150ml. Remove the dregs and leave the juice. Take one dose daily until the swelling subsides. It is suitable for the patients with edema.

matters needing attention

Through the above introduction, I think many friends can eat propolis for chronic nephritis have some understanding, chronic nephritis patients with heart failure, water excretion is reduced, so the amount of water should be strictly controlled. Some patients with kidney disease, no obvious edema symptoms, but afraid of edema, so blindly limit drinking water, is not necessary. In the estimation of water intake, we need to observe whether the patient has thirst, eye elasticity, tongue mucosa and skin fullness, and also need to observe the amount of urine, blood pressure changes and colloid osmotic pressure as a reference basis. However, in clinical practice, it is convenient and practical to observe the weight change of patients every day as the estimation of water intake.