What to eat for menopausal endometrial thickening

Many women are aware of endometrial thickening. This disease can be divided into two types: acute and chronic inflammation. This disease can cause systemic symptoms in women, such as fever, chills, and even increased vaginal discharge. For this disease, you need to pay attention to your daily diet. So what should you eat for menopausal endometrial thickening? Please listen to the following answer.

Regarding what to eat for endometrial thickening, patients should first avoid all cold foods. Eat more staple foods such as cereals, beans and potatoes. Eat less fat, greasy and blood-stagnation foods. It is most appropriate for patients to eat more light foods, and eat more foods that replenish qi. It can help qi and blood circulation, and can relieve pain. Among the vegetables for diet therapy, rapeseed, shepherd's purse, amaranth cucumber, loofah, leek, bamboo shoots and lotus roots are all cool in nature. It is better to eat less before and after menstruation, especially patients should not eat them raw.

Most fruits are eaten raw, but patients should avoid them before and after menstruation. Astringent foods can easily lead to blood stasis and stagnation, so patients should avoid them. Some spicy and irritating foods should be avoided because they will aggravate the pain of patients. Wine warms the yang and dredges the meridians, promotes qi and dispels cold, and can be drunk appropriately, which can play the role of dispersing blood stasis and relieving pain. Mustard, fennel, prickly ash and pepper are also warm and unblocked. You can boil ginger with brown sugar and drink it. Brown sugar can replenish qi, relieve the middle and dispel cold and activate blood circulation. Combined with the warmth of ginger, it can help its blood stasis-removing power. Patients can drink it every day, which is quite beneficial.

Patients with endometrial thickening now know what to eat. Through the above introduction, everyone must have some understanding of their diet. Here I would like to remind patients that food is the best method of auxiliary treatment, but it cannot completely cure the disease. Therefore, what patients need to do is go to the hospital for a detailed examination and take treatment according to the specific situation.