What are the dietary contraindications of fatty liver

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I've been drinking a lot in the past two years and eating irregularly. I feel very sick, and I don't want to eat, and I feel boring all over. My friends all said that I might have mild fatty liver. After a period of treatment, I feel much better now. Let's talk about the dietary taboos of fatty liver.

What are the dietary contraindications of fatty liver

First, diet is the material basis for the supply of human nutrition. It is an indispensable condition to maintain human growth and development, complete various physiological functions, and ensure life activities. Reasonable diet plays an important role in the prevention and treatment of liver diseases.

Second: sugar is an important source of heat for the human body. Glucose forms glycogen in liver and has protective effect on hepatocytes. In the convalescent stage of nutritional deficiency and liver disease, it is very beneficial to supplement carbohydrate properly. If the patient's diet is normal, do not add too much sugar, otherwise it will increase the burden on the liver, and also lead to indigestion, but make sugar destroy calcium, affecting the absorption of nutrients.

Third: it is necessary for patients with fatty liver to limit animal oil intake. Sufficient protein can protect the function of liver cells, enhance the body's resistance, promote the regeneration and recovery of liver cells, and prevent the occurrence of anemia, edema and ascites. Therefore, for liver patients lacking effective protein, we can choose foods containing protein to supplement, such as lean pork, beef, mutton, chicken, beans, etc. However, it should be noted that in case of liver failure or hepatic coma, the intake of protein should be limited to avoid aggravating the disease.

matters needing attention

For such diseases: close observation, timely treatment, for patients with fatty liver, give health guidance. Severe patients or patients with abnormal liver function were hospitalized. For general patients, we should insist on outpatient treatment, guide patients to regularly review B-ultrasound, draw blood to check liver function, blood lipid, blood routine and other items, to prevent complications.