Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis should be supplemented with foods with sufficient calories, high quality protein and high calcium content. Eating more vitamins can promote the digestion and absorption of calcium, contribute to the recovery of health and reduce the side effects of anti-tuberculosis drugs.
Supplement appropriate minerals and water, such as potassium, sodium and water. Pay attention to the collocation of diet. Patients should pay attention to the diversification of nutrition and the collocation of meat and vegetables, and don't have too many taboos, which will help improve patients' appetite and increase food intake.
Choose fish, eggs and dairy products, such as lily, yam, sugarcane, jujube, green vegetables, bean products, pears, oranges and watermelons.
Prevention and treatment measures of tuberculosis
Regular daily life, pay attention to daily life, quit smoking and drinking, work and rest moderately, and avoid sexual life.
Eat healthily, pay attention to nutrition and avoid spicy stimulation.
Breathe fresh air often and take more walks.
Keep an optimistic attitude and resist bad emotions.
Moderate exercise can enhance physical fitness.
For tuberculosis patients, it is suitable to eat some foods rich in protein, high in calories and vitamins. Pay attention to avoid drinking and coffee, and avoid contact with irritating foods such as peppers. If you have hemoptysis, you should also pay attention to avoid contact with onions, garlic and leeks.
It can guide tuberculosis patients to eat more nutritious food. For example, eat some foods rich in animal protein, such as chicken, lean meat, bean products, dairy products and so on. A reasonable diet can make tuberculosis patients recover faster, and can also avoid the burden of overnutrition on the liver.
Tuberculosis is a pulmonary infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. There are three main types of pulmonary tuberculosis: primary pulmonary tuberculosis, disseminated pulmonary tuberculosis and secondary pulmonary tuberculosis. Its symptoms include systemic symptoms, such as fatigue, emaciation, insomnia, anorexia, menstrual disorder or amenorrhea, cough, expectoration, excessive phlegm, chest pain, dyspnea, tuberculous allergic reaction and so on.