Patients with hamartoma should eat a light diet

Our usual attention to diet can be directly related to the health of the body, especially for patients with hamartoma. If they eat irritating foods for a long time, it can cause the hamartoma to grow and affect the patient's normal life. Some patients directly need surgery and other treatments, so patients with hamartoma should pay attention to a light diet.

Patients with hamartomas should pay attention to maintaining a happy mood, avoid getting angry, eat more vegetables and fruits, keep their intestines unobstructed, do not eat too much, and eat about 70% to 80% full. Eat less beef, mutton, pork, and dog meat, and eat light, nutritious foods.

1. Suitable to eat:

1. Eat an appropriate amount of sugar to supplement calories. High-dose radiotherapy can damage the sugar metabolism in the body of patients, causing a sharp drop in glycogen, an increase in lactic acid in the blood, and an inability to recycle it; and the insulin deficiency is aggravated. Therefore, it is better to supplement glucose. In addition, it is advisable to eat more sugar-rich foods such as honey, rice, noodles, potatoes, etc. to supplement calories.

2. Eat more foods that have anti-cancer effects, such as soft-shelled turtle, mushroom, black fungus, garlic, seaweed, mustard and royal jelly.

3. Vitamins A and C can prevent cell malignancy and spread and increase the stability of epithelial cells. Vitamin C can also prevent general symptoms of radiation damage and increase the level of white blood cells. Vitamin E can promote cell division and delay cell aging. Vitamin B1 can promote the patient's appetite and relieve the symptoms caused by radiation therapy.

Therefore, you should eat more foods rich in the above vitamins, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, sesame oil, cereals, beans and animal offal.

2. Don’t eat:

1. Do not eat salted, smoked, or grilled food, especially burnt or charred food.

2. Avoid eating irritating foods, such as fish, shrimp, crab, chicken head, pork head, goose meat, chicken wings, chicken feet, etc., as eating them will aggravate the itching and inflammation of the genitals.

3. Try to eat less spicy and irritating foods, such as onions, peppers, chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, mustard greens, and fennel.

4. Avoid eating fried and greasy foods, such as fried dough sticks, cream, butter, chocolate, etc. These foods can increase moisture and heat, increase the secretion of leucorrhea, and are not conducive to the treatment of the disease.

5. Quit smoking, drinking, coffee and other stimulant beverages. Avoid coffee and other stimulant beverages.

Whether you are a patient with hamartoma or a healthy person, you should pay attention to choosing a light diet and eat less or no irritating food. This is very beneficial to the health and well-being of our body, so if you want to be healthy, start now.