However, during the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, patients are mainly phlegm and blood stasis, so it is not appropriate to take supplements at will. During hospitalization, it is generally decided by the hospital nutritionist according to the specific situation of the patient.
The symptoms of phlegm and blood stasis in convalescence patients are basically relieved, and the patients' physical weakness is more prominent. Pay attention to diet conditioning at this time. Diet should be light, easy to digest, high in vitamin content, avoid being fat and sweet, quit smoking and drinking, eat more crude fiber foods such as cabbage and radish, and keep the stool unobstructed. With the decrease of fat in diet, the intake of protein should be increased appropriately. It can be provided by lean meat and skinless poultry. You can eat more fish, especially marine fish, and eat a certain amount of bean products every day, such as tofu and dried beans, which is conducive to lowering blood cholesterol and improving blood viscosity. The daily dosage of salt should be small, about 3 grams. You can add salt and mix well after cooking. In order to increase appetite, you can add some vinegar, tomato sauce and sesame sauce when cooking. In addition to seasoning, vinegar can also accelerate the dissolution of fat and promote digestion and absorption. Sesame paste contains high calcium content, which can be supplemented by regular consumption and is beneficial to prevent cerebral hemorrhage. In addition, always drink water, especially in the morning and evening, which can dilute the blood.
Medicinal diet can supplement drug therapy, relieve symptoms, promote the recovery of body function, and prevent and alleviate recurrence. Here I recommend two nourishing medicated diets:
1. Astragalus Pork Soup
Slice 20g of Radix Astragali, 6 Chinese dates, 0/0g of Chinese angelica/kloc, 0/5g of Chinese wolfberry/kloc and 50-100g of lean pork, and add ginger slices and onion slices. After the fire boils, simmer until the meat is rotten, add appropriate amount of refined salt and a little monosodium glutamate, and add sesame oil and pepper oil according to personal preference. Efficacy and kimono: Radix Astragali, Fructus Lycii, Radix Angelicae Sinensis, nourishing blood and activating blood, warming and invigorating qi with jujube, rich in lean pork from protein, nourishing yin and moistening dryness. The whole prescription has the effects of nourishing essence, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Take one dose twice a day. It is suitable for patients with cerebral hemorrhage due to kidney deficiency and essence deficiency. The clinical manifestations are: aphasia, palpitation, shortness of breath, weakness of waist and knees, weakness of limbs, numbness of hands and feet, hemiplegia, tooth marks on the fat side of tongue, white fur, deep and thin pulse and weakness. Headache, hyperhidrosis, vexation, bitter taste, dysphoria when moving, red face and eyes, abdominal distension and belching are prohibited. Use with caution in patients with diabetes.
2. Steamed pepper pears with vinegar
Old vinegar, white pepper and two pears. Grind the white pepper into fine powder, cut the pear in half, put the white pepper in, put it on a plate, add vinegar and steam it in a cage until the pear is ripe. Serve. Efficacy and Methods: White pepper, also known as Jade Pepper, contains capsaicin, volatile oil, protein, etc. , can relieve fever, dispel wind and anticonvulsant; Pear, also known as Kuaiguo and * * *, contains sugars, organic acids and vitamins, which can promote fluid production, moisten dryness, clear heat and resolve phlegm; Mature vinegar contains higher alcohols, succinic acid, etc. , can promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, detoxify and kill insects. The whole prescription has the effects of nourishing yin, clearing heat, promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, expelling wind and stopping syncope. Eat one pear at a time, twice a day. Long-term use is beneficial and harmless. This prescription is suitable for patients with cerebral hemorrhage of hyperactivity of liver yang and blood stasis of veins. The clinical manifestations are: hemiplegia, stiff contracture of the affected side, headache and dizziness, red face and tinnitus, dry mouth and throat, red tongue, thin yellow fur, hard and strong pulse. This prescription is forbidden for patients with diabetes complicated with cerebrovascular accident.
Remind you that patients with cerebral hemorrhage recommend two kinds of medicated diets. This folk prescription comes from the internet. Please follow the doctor's advice before use.