What to eat for dermatomyositis

The disease of dermatomyositis has many effects on the patient's body. If we do not treat dermatomyositis in time, it will cause great harm to the body. However, we should also know that it takes a certain amount of time to treat dermatomyositis. Therefore, patients with dermatomyositis must pay attention to their diet and know what they can and cannot eat.

Dermatomyositis not only affects the patient's muscles, but also the patient's lungs and heart. In addition, dermatomyositis also affects the patient's kidneys and skin, so we must take good care of patients with dermatomyositis.

Symptomatic diet:

Different types of dermatomyositis patients have different healthy eating methods, so it is necessary to observe the changes in the patient's tongue coating and adjust the diet accordingly. Once the tongue coating is thin and white at this time, the diet for dermatomyositis is to eat some warm foods, such as ginger tea, ginger sugar soup, and ginger peel soup; if the tongue coating is thin and yellow, it means there is heat, so eat some light foods, such as winter melon soup, mung bean soup, tomato, green leafy vegetable soup and do not eat greasy meat dishes.

Scientific diet:

Patients with dermatomyositis should eat more high-calorie, high-protein, easily digestible foods, and also eat foods rich in vitamins to ensure that the patients recover better and faster; at this time, patients should not eat raw, cold, greasy, sweet and sticky foods, spicy foods, or smoke or drink.

Diet for patients with peptic ulcer:

Some patients with dermatomyositis may experience digestive tract ulcers and other symptoms. At this time, the patients should eat more well-cooked foods, which will make them easier to digest and reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract. If the patient also has symptoms of local dermatomyositis in the joints, has no fever and no spleen and stomach symptoms, the diet can be more casual without too many restrictions.

Above we introduced the dangers caused by dermatomyositis. Dermatomyositis not only affects the patient's skin and muscles, but also affects the patient's lungs and kidneys. Dermatomyositis causes many kinds of damage to the patient's body, so patients with dermatomyositis should pay attention to their diet and know what they can eat.