Can chronic nephritis eat grape

summary

Patients with chronic nephritis should not be in a hurry to treat, so as to believe that some folk prescriptions, must go to the regular hospital for treatment, and pay attention to their own diet treatment, otherwise it is easy to cause the aggravation of the disease. So some patients can eat grapes for chronic nephritis.

Can chronic nephritis eat grape

First: chronic nephritis can eat grapes. Cabbage job's tears porridge: 500g cabbage, 60g job's tears. Job's tears porridge, add clean cut cabbage, vegetables hot, not long cooking. Take it without or with low salt, twice a day. The medicated diet is suitable for patients with acute nephritis, edema and oliguria.

Second: steamed black bone chicken with red beans: a black bone hen (weighing about 1500 grams), 300 grams of red beans, a spoonful of yellow rice wine. After slaughtering with refined salt, remove the hair, caesarean section, wash, drain and cut into small pieces. Wash the red beans, take a large porcelain basin, first pour half layer of chicken pieces, then pour in half of red beans, spread chicken pieces and human dirty, and pour in yellow rice wine. For those who like sweet food, add sugar to the chicken and sprinkle with half a teaspoon of salt. Steam over high heat for 3 hours. When snacks or diet, each time a small bowl, twice a day, the medicinal diet function Jianpi Bushen, Lishui detumescence, suitable for children with mild nephritis edema.

Third: garlic steamed watermelon: garlic 30 ~ 45 grams, a watermelon (about 1500 grams). First, dig a hole in the watermelon skin, peel the garlic and put it into the watermelon, then plug the hole with the excavated watermelon skin, cover the hole with a small plate and steam it. Eat it in batches in a hot day. The medicated diet has the function of diuresis and detumescence, and is suitable for children with acute nephritis.

matters needing attention

The system of patients with chronic glomerulonephritis is relatively weak, and many patients have abnormal calcium or phosphorus metabolism. The symptoms were hypocalcemia and hyperphosphatemia. Due to the influence of digestive tract function and hyperparathyroidism, the absorption of calcium in the intestine is reduced. Patients with chronic glomerulonephritis often show low calcium.