Can chronic renal failure eat fish

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I have an uncle who likes to eat fish very much. Every time I go to her house, my aunt will make fish for us, saying that it's because my uncle likes to eat. But last week when we went to my uncle's house again, my aunt told us that my uncle was hospitalized because he was diagnosed with renal failure. Then this week, my mother wanted to make some fish for my uncle to make up for his health, But I don't know whether uncle can eat fish or not at this time? So it's quite contradictory. I don't know what to cook for my uncle? Can I have fish?

Can chronic renal failure eat fish

First of all, if you want to make some turtle supplements for patients, it's not good, because there are inorganic salts in turtle, such as calcium, and phosphorus. If you eat turtle at this time, it will aggravate the imbalance of calcium and phosphorus in the patient's body, which will aggravate the disease.

There is also for renal failure, it is not allowed to eat some seafood food. For fish, if it is OK, it is better to make some fresh water fish for patients, such as crucian carp and carp, which are OK. Pay attention to light and less salt. It's OK in general.

Finally, it needs to be said that for patients with renal failure, it is better to control enough protein intake to meet the patient's needs, so as to avoid too much protein intake and reduce the burden on the kidney. Fish food also contains more protein. If you can, try to eat less.

matters needing attention

Patients with renal failure should not eat all beans, bean products and other foods with high content of plant protein. After eating plant protein, the body produces more metabolic waste, which will increase the burden on the kidney, increase creatinine and urea nitrogen, and worsen the disease.