What to eat to treat bladder discomfort

Decreased bladder function often has a great impact on the health of the body, easily leading to bladder inflammation and other bladder diseases. Therefore, we must emphasize nutrition in daily life. We should eat more foods that have diuretic and diuretic effects, foods that have the function of clearing heat and detoxifying. In terms of diet, we should not eat smoked foods, do not eat high-salt foods, and try to eat less fried foods.

What to eat to treat bladder discomfort

1. It is advisable to eat more foods that have anti-bladder and urethral tumor effects, such as toads, frogs, snails, kelp, seaweed, hawksbill turtles, soft-shelled turtles, turtles, jellyfish, water snakes, coix seeds, water chestnuts, walnuts, sheep kidneys, pork kidneys, sword beans, sandworms, sea bass, and mackerel. 2. People with urethral obstruction should eat kelp, wakame, laver and blue crab. 3. If infected, you should eat yellow croaker maw, shark fin, water snake, pigeon, jellyfish, lotus root powder, buckwheat, amaranth, ground ear, kohlrabi, olives, eggplant, fig, mung bean sprouts, soy milk, amaranth, seaweed, and loach. 4. If you have bleeding, you should eat celery, day lily, leek, winter melon, black plum, persimmon, sesame, lotus seeds, sea cucumber and rat meat.

The following foods are prohibited in the diet:

1. Avoid eating smoked, pickled, fried, moldy, spicy and irritating foods as these foods are important carcinogens and contain nitrosamines. 2. No smoking or drinking. This is something many cancer patients must do. Smoking and drinking are not only harmful to cancer patients, but also extremely harmful to a normal healthy body.

Dietary treatment for bladder stones

1. Drinking plenty of water can prevent and treat urinary stones of all types. If you can drink 2000-4000 ml of water every day, you can maintain your daily urine volume above 2000 ml. Magnetized water is more effective in preventing and treating calcium oxalate stones. The daily drinking water can be taken in the morning, between meals, and before bedtime. The amount of water you can drink in the morning can reach 500-1000 ml. In order to maintain urine volume at night, drink 500 ml of water before going to bed, drink another 300-500 ml of water after getting up to urinate during sleep, and drink the remaining water between meals. Drinking plenty of water can promote the excretion of small stones, dilute urine to prevent the formation of urinary stone crystals, and slow down the growth rate of stones. In 1985, foreign scholar Vehlensieck believed that drinking plenty of water and diet therapy could prevent 2/3 of patients with recurrent stones from forming new stones. 2. High-fat foods should be avoided. During the illness, high-cholesterol foods such as (pig, beef, chicken offal) brain, liver, kidney, fish eggs, egg yolks, etc. should be avoided. At the same time, you should quit smoking and drinking, eat less meat, and avoid eating salty and greasy foods.