What dietary considerations are there for Crohn's disease?

Patients with Crohn's disease need to pay attention to a reasonable and healthy diet. In daily life, they should focus on refined rice and noodles, reduce the consumption of coarse grains or dry beans, and also pay attention to avoid eating foods that cause bloating.

(1) The staple food should be refined rice and flour, and coarse grains and dry beans should be avoided.

(2) Side dishes can include high-quality protein foods such as lean meat, fish, chicken, liver, eggs, and soy products as the main source of protein. Limit the use of greasy and fatty foods such as fatty meat. Do not use or use less milk during acute attacks. Vegetables and fruits must be prohibited during acute attacks. Or eat a small amount of root vegetables with low crude fiber content. Avoid foods that cause bloating.

(3) To correct potassium deficiency and anemia in the body, various vegetable juices, fruit juices, degreased meat soup, jujube soup, liver soup, etc. can be provided.

(4) In order to increase nutrition without increasing the burden on the intestines, the volume of food should be compressed as much as possible, and foods with higher nutritional value per unit amount should be selected. You can also use two or more ingredients to prepare a meal.

(5) Reduce the entry of antigens. Try to return to the simple lifestyle of your early years.

(6) Return to a simple lifestyle. Develop good living and work habits to reduce anxiety.

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