Can I eat red dates if I have pelvic inflammatory disease?

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease must pay attention to dietary care in their daily lives. In terms of diet, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease must also pay attention. A reasonable diet can play a role in auxiliary treatment, but eating foods that should not be eaten will aggravate the development of the disease. So can patients with pelvic inflammatory disease eat red dates?

The diet of patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should be based on easily digestible and nutritious foods, such as eggs, lean meat and various fresh vegetables. You can eat more foods that strengthen the spleen and eliminate dampness, such as lotus seeds, coix seeds, yam, ginkgo, etc. In summer, you can eat more western medicine or mung bean soup. When you have a fever, you must drink plenty of water. Do not eat spicy, fried, or irritating foods. Seafood such as shrimps and crabs should also be avoided.

Red dates, also known as jujubes, have been listed as one of the "five fruits" (peach, plum, plum, apricot, and jujube) since ancient times, and have a long history. The most prominent feature of jujubes is that they contain very high vitamins, and are known as "natural vitamin pills" and have the effect of nourishing yin and replenishing yang. Red dates are sweet and warm in nature, and belong to the spleen and stomach meridians. They have the functions of replenishing qi, nourishing blood and calming the mind, and alleviating the medicinal properties; and modern pharmacology has found that red dates contain protein, fat, carbohydrates, organic acids, vitamin A, vitamin C, and trace amounts of calcium.

Red dates can enhance human immunity and inhibit cancer cells: Pharmacological studies have found that red dates can promote the production of white blood cells, lower serum cholesterol, increase serum albumin, and protect the liver. Red dates also contain substances that inhibit cancer cells and can even transform cancer cells into normal cells.

From the above content, we know that red dates contain vitamin E and many trace elements, which are good for the body. Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease can eat red dates in moderation, but must eat a reasonable diet and avoid overeating.