Dietary adjustment for hyperprolactinemia

After many women suffer from hyperprolactinemia, doctors will tell them to pay attention to their eating habits and regularity. Of course, they must not eat irritating foods. Only by changing their diet can they cooperate well with the treatment. So which foods do we usually eat and which ones should not be eaten? In response to this question, experts have given the following specific answers.

Eating healthy is the first principle of diet for patients. During the onset period, patients should arrange their diet according to their actual onset. Under normal circumstances, patients with hyperprolactinemia should eat more foods with anti-tumor effects: horseshoe crab, seahorse, turtle, dragon ball tea, hawthorn. For bleeding, it is suitable to eat sheep blood, snail, mussels, squid, shepherd's purse, lotus root, mushroom, water spinach, stone ear, ginkgo, dried persimmon. For infection, it is suitable to eat eel, clam, water snake, needle fish, carp, unicorn, celery, sesame, buckwheat, rapeseed, toon, red bean, mung bean; for abdominal pain and bloating, it is suitable to eat pork kidney, bayberry, hawthorn, tangerine cake, walnut, chestnut.

Since the patient's appetite will be poor during the onset of the disease, it is necessary to carefully match the diet to both stimulate the patient's appetite and ensure that the patient can absorb enough nutrition. Patients with hyperprolactinemia should eat a light diet in their daily lives, and they also need to be rich in sufficient nutrition. However, when there is obvious abdominal pain and bloating, they can eat more pork kidneys, bayberries, hawthorns, etc. They can also eat more foods with blood-tonifying and anti-tumor effects, such as dragon ball tea, hawthorn, shepherd's purse, lotus root, mushrooms, lean meat, chicken, eggs, quail eggs, crucian carp and other foods, which can effectively assist in airway treatment. Patients with hyperprolactinemia should also correct their picky eating and improper eating habits, avoid eating greasy, spicy and irritating foods and overly cold or hot foods, such as tobacco, alcohol, longan, red dates, mutton, dog meat, etc., so as not to aggravate the condition.

Everyone knows the importance of food to us. There is a saying that medicine is three-part poison, and food supplements are worse than medicine supplements. Especially for women who already have hyperprolactinemia, they should pay more attention to their diet. They can no longer eat carelessly, but they can't not eat either. Our nutrition is obtained from food, so take good care of your body.