What to eat row fetal poison
summary
Pregnant mothers want their babies to be beautiful and have smooth, red and tender skin. However, some babies will have various skin diseases after they are born, which is what we call "fetal toxin". Fetal toxin is actually seborrheic dermatitis of infants. The symptoms are skin rashes on infants' skin, which may be related to the mother's internal heat constitution. Third trimester diet and life safety need special care and caution, otherwise it will affect the baby's life.
What to eat row fetal poison
First: boiled eggs with white lotus whiskers: Boil 15 grams of water with white lotus whiskers, then boil for about 15 minutes with low heat, then shell the eggs, put them in the inside and cook them together. The eggs must be finished. Finally, add some rock sugar and eat them twice a week.
Second: lotus seed and black bean soup: lotus seed, black bean, brown sugar. These three kinds of boiled water can be drunk once or twice a month in the second trimester, and twice or three times in the late trimester. Each time, use a lotus seed, grab a handful of black beans with your hand, and drink the right amount of brown sugar in a bowl or two.
Third: mung bean soup: add a little tangerine peel, good taste and heat. Old pigeon and mung bean soup has the effect of cooling blood and detoxification. Regular drinking will make the skin smooth and clean, and reduce the production of young beans. Mung bean can clear away heat and detoxify, and it is easy to produce heat rash in hot weather. Eating it can remove skin poison.
matters needing attention
If pregnant women eat too much spicy and fried food during pregnancy, it may pass the heat toxin to the fetus, leading to fetal eczema. How to row the fetal poison, must be the pregnant mother is very concerned about it. Although it can cause eczema, western medicine does not recommend pregnant women to eat foods containing drugs or medicinal materials, such as Guiling ointment and other foods made with medicinal materials. Pregnant mothers must not believe the so-called folk prescription.
