Precautions for senile coma

Coma is actually a pathological state of brain inhibition, which can cause impaired consciousness. This disease mostly occurs in the elderly and can bring inconvenience to the patient's life. People suffering from senile coma usually experience convulsions and slow reactions. In severe cases, complications such as arrhythmia and ascites may also occur. Therefore, if the elderly in life know more about the precautions of this disease, it will be of great help in alleviating this disease.

Some elderly coma patients will use drug therapy to treat this disease, but if they take drugs frequently, it will cause certain harm to the body and the patient will also develop drug resistance. Therefore, in life, you might as well understand the precautions of this disease to make the treatment effect better.

1. In terms of diet, you should pay attention to eating more low-sugar, low-fat, and bland foods. Bitter melon has the effect of lowering blood lipids and is especially suitable for patients with hyperlipidemia encephalopathy. It also has the effect of lowering blood pressure and reducing the occurrence of senile coma. In addition, tomatoes and grass carp are also nutritious foods, and they can have a good protective effect on brain tissue and nerve tissue.

2. Elderly coma patients should not eat spicy or irritating foods, eat less fried or greasy foods, quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, maintain a good mood, avoid worrying or getting angry, and can also take some vitamin C tablets on a regular basis. Stay optimistic. Prevent overwork.

3. In addition, people suffering from senile coma can do appropriate exercise, walk around more often, and maintaining mental balance is also important for the patient's recovery.

Patients with senile coma can strictly abide by these precautions before seeking medical treatment. Controlling their own living and eating habits will assist drug treatment, which will significantly improve the therapeutic effect. The patient's physical condition will also improve, and the condition will be alleviated until recovery.