What foods can't be eaten by formaldehyde?

People often say that they are constipated, and then they eat more fruits that are good for defecation, such as bananas, and the symptoms will be relieved. What I want to say today is that if someone not only suffers from long-term constipation, but also has symptoms such as hair loss and extreme fear of cold, then you need to go to the hospital in time, because this may be formaldehyde. You need to avoid certain foods when you have formaldehyde. So what are the foods that you cannot eat when you have formaldehyde?

Adult hypothyroidism, also known as adult-onset hypothyroidism, is more common in middle-aged women, with a male to female ratio of 1:5. It has an insidious onset and progresses slowly. Afraid of cold, seldom speaks and feels weak, has a dull expression, thick lips and a large tongue, dry and cold skin, and sparse eyebrows with the outer 1/3 falling off. Memory loss and intellectual disability. Sinus bradycardia. Anorexia, abdominal distension, constipation. Decreased libido, impotence in male patients and galactorrhea in female patients.

Typical symptoms

(1) Low basal metabolic rate symptoms: fatigue, dullness, slow movements, intellectual impairment, severe memory loss, drowsiness, lack of concentration, chills, fear of cold, dry and falling hair, slow beard growth in men, no sweating, and body temperature below normal.

(2) Myxedema face: facial edema, loose and swollen eyelids, thickened nose and lips, dull expression, "dull" and "sluggish" and "mask-like" listlessness, hoarse tongue, unclear speech, and a few patients have exophthalmos.

(3) Pale skin and thyroid hormone deficiency lead to weakened conversion of subcutaneous carotene into vitamin A and weakened production of retinal by vitamin A. Plasma carotene levels are high and due to anemia, the skin is pale, waxy, rough, dull, dry, thick, cold, and scaly and keratinized, especially on the hands, arms, and thighs. A few patients gain weight. The nails grow slowly, are thick and brittle, and show cracks.

(4) Female patients may experience menorrhagia, amenorrhea, sometimes amenorrhea with galactorrhea, male breast development, lactation, and early menarche in female patients.

(5) Cardiovascular system symptoms include slow pulse, bradycardia, weakened heart sounds, enlarged heart borders, and significantly reduced cardiac output, often half of the normal value. Some patients may be accompanied by pericardial effusion and high blood pressure, especially diastolic blood pressure. The electrocardiogram shows low-voltage inverted T waves, widened QRS waves, and prolonged PR interval. Long-term patients are prone to coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, and arrhythmias.

(6) Psychoneural system: symptoms include mental fatigue, slow reaction, and decreased comprehension and memory. Vision, hearing, touch and smell are also dulled. Accompanied by dizziness, vertigo, and tinnitus. Numbness in hands and feet, abnormal pain sensation. The contraction phase of the tendon reflex is often quick and active, while the relaxation phase of the tendon reflex is delayed and the Achilles tendon reflex is diminished. Knee reflexes are mostly normal.

(7) Muscles and bones: Muscles are loose and weak, mainly affecting the shoulders and back muscles. Some patients may experience temporary stiffness, cramps, or gear-like movements. There is spasmodic pain in the abdominal and dorsal muscles and gastrocnemius muscles, joint pain, and increased bone density

【avoid】

1. Avoid eating foods that may cause goiter, such as cabbage, Chinese cabbage, kale, rapeseed, cassava, and walnuts;

2. Limit the intake of animal fat and cholesterol, such as butter, animal offal, etc.;

3. Limit high-fat foods, such as cooking oil, peanuts, walnuts, almonds, sesame paste, ham, pork belly, sweet cheese, etc.;

4. Avoid spicy foods, such as peppers, mustard, etc.

5. Avoid eating raw and cold foods: such as ice cream, popsicles, ice water and other chilled foods.

When the patient suffers from hypothyroidism, the body's metabolic functions slow down, the body's heat production decreases, the immunity and resistance are poor, the patient is often afraid of cold, has cold skin, and is more susceptible to colds than ordinary people. Therefore, patients should pay attention to keeping warm and preventing cold. Patients who have the habit of morning exercises are advised not to do morning exercises too early.

People with hypothyroidism must pay special attention in their daily lives. Proper daily care can effectively help the recovery of hypothyroidism. However, if you fail to pay attention to the above points in daily life, it may lead to a serious condition and cause greater harm to the patient. Only good living habits can have a healthy body.