What should patients with endometrial tuberculosis pay attention to in their diet?

Anyone with a little medical knowledge knows that there are many diseases that require some dietary taboos during the development and treatment of the disease. Different diseases have different dietary requirements. What are the dietary taboos for friends with endometrial tuberculosis? Let's take a look.

Endometrial tuberculosis dietary taboos:

(1) You can eat more dried fruits. They are good for health and blood circulation. Walnuts warm the yang, while jujubes and longans replenish qi and nourish blood.

(2) You can eat more fruits, but avoid them before and after menstruation.

(3) Do not eat cold foods. Before and after menstruation, you should be especially careful not to eat overheated soups or dishes. Raw or cold foods are taboo.

(4) Avoid sour and astringent foods, which can easily lead to blood stasis and should be avoided. Spicy and warm foods can dissipate qi and promote circulation.

(5) Eat less fatty and greasy food, as it is difficult to digest. Eat more light food.

The above are some negative dietary taboos for patients with endometrial tuberculosis. The first two are what we need to eat more, and the last three are better to eat less. For patients with endometrial tuberculosis after surgery, it is still good to eat more fruits to supplement the vitamins lost after surgery. Some fat and greasy foods, such as big fish and meat, should be eaten less.