Is there any good treatment for ankylosing spondylitis

I think ankylosing spondylitis is a disease that everyone is familiar with. It is also a disease with an increasingly high incidence in recent years. The treatment method of ankylosing spondylitis is something that our patients and their families are very eager to know. Although there are many treatment methods now, the most accepted method is diet therapy. This is a treatment method without any side effects. Let us learn about it together.

Job's tears porridge: 150g Job's tears, 15g mint, 15g Schizonepeta, 15g scallion, 50g fermented black beans. Add 1500ml of water to mint, schizonepeta, scallion and fermented black beans, bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes. Filter the original juice into a bowl, discard the residue, wash the pot, wash the coix seeds and pour them into the pot, add the juice, put on the fire and cook until the coix seeds crack and become soft and rotten before eating. Suitable for patients with ankylosing spondylitis due to liver and kidney yin deficiency and rheumatism blocking the collaterals

Cinnamon porridge: 2-3g cinnamon, 50-100g polished rice, appropriate amount of brown sugar. Fry cinnamon to get the thick juice and remove the residue, then cook porridge with glutinous rice. After the porridge boils, add cinnamon juice and brown sugar and cook together into porridge. Or add 1-2g of cinnamon powder into the porridge and cook together for consumption. Suitable for patients with ankylosing spondylitis caused by cold and dampness blocking the meridians.

Snow Phoenix Deer Tendon Soup: 200g dried deer tendon, 3g snow lotus, 50g mushroom slices, 200g chicken feet, 25g ham, 5g MSG, 10g Shaoxing wine, appropriate amounts of ginger, scallion, salt, and soup stock.

In the later stages of ankylosing spondylitis, the movement functions of many joints throughout the body are often impaired, thus affecting daily life and work. Therefore, attention should be paid to daily living activities training and occupational therapy as early as possible. When there is no obvious dysfunction of joint movement, daily life exercises for the upper limbs should include various self-service actions in life with a larger range of motion, such as dressing, making beds, washing clothes, etc.; lower limb exercises should include more walking, jogging and cycling. If there is obvious functional disorder of joints, the upper limbs should be able to maintain basic activities such as washing face, brushing teeth, and eating as much as possible, and the lower limbs should maintain walking function. If you have difficulty supporting yourself and walking, you should learn to use crutches and wheelchairs correctly. Regarding occupational training, when there is already joint movement disorder, some occupational labor within the possible range of motion is often trained. Commonly used methods include plaiting, weaving, painting, engraving, etc., so as to maintain some functions and cultivate new working abilities.

The above is an introduction to the dietary therapy for ankylosing spondylitis. Dietary therapy is the easiest method to use in our lives and is also easily accepted by patients. It is helpful for our treatment. In addition to drug treatment, you may wish to cooperate with dietary therapy. In this way, the condition will be better controlled and the patient will recover faster.