Can Hamartoma be Prevented

Can hamartoma be prevented? This is a question that many hamartoma patients want to know. In fact, prevention is very simple. As long as you develop good personal hygiene habits, a positive attitude, and pay attention to your diet in your daily life, you can effectively prevent hamartoma disease. Here we will introduce to you how to prevent hamartoma.

1. Keep warm in winter: Surveys have found that the number of patients with worsening kidney function in winter is far higher than in other seasons. The main reason is that blood vessels contract in low temperatures, blood pressure rises, urine volume decreases, and blood coagulation becomes stronger, which can easily cause kidney problems.

2. Do not take medicine indiscriminately: Many commercially available painkillers, cold medicines and Chinese herbal medicines are toxic to the kidneys. Do not take them without a doctor's prescription. You should also know the side effects of antibiotics and painkillers prescribed by a doctor.

3. Do not overeat: Eating too much protein and salt will increase the burden on the kidneys. In addition, sports drinks contain extra electrolytes and salt, so people with hamartomas should be careful with these drinks.

4. Treatment of colds: If a cold comes and goes, or if you have high blood pressure, edema, or bubbles in your urine after a cold, it is best to see a nephrologist for screening.

5. Be careful with recurrent tonsillitis: When the throat or tonsils are infected by streptococci, it is important to cure it completely, otherwise it can easily lead to renal hamartoma.

6. Drink a moderate amount of water and don’t hold your urine: Urine retained in the bladder is like bacteria that easily multiply in a blocked sewer. The bacteria will infect the kidneys through the ureters.

7. Control diabetes and high blood pressure: Poor blood pressure control and long-term diabetes will cause vascular sclerosis. The kidneys are composed of millions of micro-capillaries. If blood sugar and blood pressure are not well controlled, the kidneys will deteriorate quickly.

8. Regular check-ups: It is best to have urine and blood creatinine and urea nitrogen tests every six months. The burden on women's kidneys increases during pregnancy, so renal function should be monitored to prevent pregnancy toxemia from turning into uremia.

9. Avoid animal fat and greasy food, eat more food with anti-infection and anti-cancer effects. There is no absolute concept of what bile duct cancer patients cannot eat. Grasp the amount and degree, eat high-protein, low-fat nutrients that are good for the body, eat less or no fried and moldy food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and eat a reasonable diet to improve the patient's appetite, stabilize the patient's weight, enhance immunity, and fight against cancer cells. Further destruction and damage to the body's normal tissues and organs.

The above are the precautions for preventing hamartoma. I hope it can help everyone. I wish you a speedy recovery!