Dietary considerations before surgery for hyperprolactinemia

Friends who suffer from hyperprolactinemia must pay attention to their diet in order to recover better. Especially the diet before surgery should be paid special attention. So, what should we pay attention to during this period? Below, let us learn about the dietary precautions before surgery for hyperprolactinemia.

You can eat more lettuce, kelp, salmon (including bones), sardines, etc. Eat small and frequent meals: Eating small and frequent meals helps the body regulate body temperature. Drink more water: Drinking more water or juice can also effectively control body temperature. Reduce caffeine and alcohol: Drinks containing caffeine and alcohol will stimulate the secretion of certain hormones and induce skin fever. Avoid dairy products in the diet: yogurt, dairy products, sugar and meat can easily cause skin fever, so dairy products should be avoided as much as possible in the diet.

Hyperprolactinemia diet therapy

Peach kernel and cuttlefish soup: remove the internal organs of a cuttlefish, add 6 grams of peach kernels and 400 ml of water and cook until the fish is cooked. Eat the fish and drink the soup, once a day. Function: promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Indications: Hyperprolactinemia of blood stasis type; symptoms include menstrual disorders, or early menstruation, or menorrhagia, or continuous metrorrhagia, or amenorrhea, infertility, galactorrhea, chest and flank distension and pain, irritability, premenstrual breast or lower abdominal pain that refuses to be pressed, back pain, dark red menstrual blood, and many blood clots.

Motherwort and black beans decoction: 30g of motherwort and 60g of black beans are decocted in 500ml of water to extract juice, and then brown sugar and rice wine are added. Take twice a day. Function: promoting qi and activating blood circulation. Indications: hyperprolactinemia of qi stagnation and blood stasis type; symptoms include menstrual disorders, or early menstruation, or menorrhagia, or continuous metrorrhagia, or amenorrhea, infertility, galactorrhea, chest and flank distension and pain, irritability, premenstrual breast or lower abdominal pain that refuses to be pressed, back pain, dark red menstrual blood, and many blood clots.