Bronchitis sweating

Bronchitis can cause people to have continuous symptoms when coughing, and the symptoms will last for a long time. When the cough is severe, bronchitis may also cause sweating. Patients with bronchitis must pay attention to precautions in their daily lives, because if the cough is too severe, not only will it be easy to sweat, but it will also be painful and make them feel physically and mentally exhausted.

What are the dietary precautions for chronic bronchitis

Patients with severe chronic bronchitis can be given soft or semi-liquid food: this can alleviate the difficulty in chewing and swallowing caused by shortness of breath, which is beneficial for digestion and absorption and prevents food reflux. Avoid smoking, drinking and overly salty food: Most patients with chronic bronchitis are accompanied by airway hyperresponsiveness. The stimulation of smoking, drinking and overly salty food can easily trigger bronchial reactions and aggravate symptoms such as coughing and asthma.

Choose food in a targeted manner according to your daily physical condition: Patients with chronic bronchitis should not only pay attention to the effects of the four properties of food, namely cold, hot, warm and cool, on their condition, but also master the four properties of food, choose food, arrange their diet, avoid accidentally eating food that causes physical discomfort, and induce or aggravate the condition. Follow the doctor's advice for specific circumstances.

Drink more water: Patients with severe chronic bronchitis often lose water due to mouth breathing, sweating a lot and eating less, and their sputum becomes thick and difficult to cough up. Therefore, timely replenishment of water and increased fluid intake are of great significance for correcting or preventing dehydration. Patients should be encouraged to drink more water. If patients cannot eat, intravenous rehydration can be used, which helps dilute the sputum and promote the discharge of thick sputum. Patients with heart failure should drink water in moderation.

Certain foods that are known to cause allergies or induce asthma should be avoided: the so-called "dietary taboo" means avoiding "irritating foods". "Irritating foods" generally refer to foods that can cause a relapse of old diseases or aggravate new diseases after consumption. The scope of "irritating foods" is very broad and varies from patient to patient.

For example, some people with allergies often experience worsening coughing and wheezing after eating seafood such as fish, shrimp, and crab. Therefore, patients with chronic bronchitis should reasonably "avoid certain foods" according to their actual conditions. This can not only avoid worsening cough and wheezing caused by careless diet, but also prevent the body's absorption of various nutrients from being affected by excessive "avoidances".

Provide high-quality protein, multiple vitamins and a higher proportion of carbohydrates in the diet. For example: eggs, brown rice, cornmeal, buckwheat noodles, fruits and vegetables, etc. Eat less spicy, fried and other irritating and greasy foods: Eat light food on a daily basis, especially for obese patients, the fat intake should be low. It is better to eat lean meat to achieve the purpose of removing phlegm and dampness and properly controlling weight. Spicy, fried and other foods can easily produce phlegm, which leads to heat helping the evil to prevail. The evil heat is trapped inside the body and cannot be relieved. Over time, it can cause severe fever to attack the lungs and worsen the condition.

There are many ways to protect our health in daily life, but there are also many factors that can harm us. We must avoid these pathogenic factors and find ways to protect our health. There are health care methods for any disease that can help patients recover after treatment. Patients must know these methods, otherwise the treatment effect will be compromised. This disease is one we are relatively familiar with and it poses a great threat to people's health, so we must do a good job in disease care and treatment to help patients recover their health.