What should patients with cerebral hemorrhage eat?

Around us, many families are troubled by cerebral hemorrhage every day, especially the elderly. Cerebral hemorrhage not only affects the patient's physical and mental health, but also brings a heavy burden to the family. So what should patients with cerebral hemorrhage eat in our lives? In addition to helping patients with treatment, what should we do in terms of diet?

Experts explain that there are many things to pay attention to during the treatment and rehabilitation of cerebral hemorrhage. For example, attention must be paid to diet. The dietary issues of patients with cerebral hemorrhage are the focus of experts' attention. In normal treatment of patients with cerebral hemorrhage, it is necessary to use low-sugar, low-salt and low-fat ingredients for care. Now we will specifically introduce the issue of what is good for patients with cerebral hemorrhage to eat.

There are many things that patients with cerebral hemorrhage need to pay attention to during the recovery process, and there are also many things to pay attention to in diet. Pay attention to eating small meals frequently, chewing slowly, three, four or five meals, eat until you are 70% to 80% full, do not overeat, low sugar, low salt and low fat, quit smoking, drink less alcohol and avoid irritating foods. Of course, irritating foods such as peppers are not allowed to be eaten. Usually, eat more fresh green vegetables and fruits, as well as carrots, black fungus, oatmeal, oatmeal powder, dates, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, etc. Pork and seafood are not allowed. If you are stewing soup, please pay attention to remove the top oil layer before drinking it. Drink more boiled water in moderation, drink a glass of boiled water about half an hour before going to bed and after waking up. Do not get up immediately after waking up in the morning, stay for 4 or 5 minutes before getting up, keep a cheerful mood and stable emotions, chat and communicate with everyone more, talk and laugh, don't fluctuate too much in emotions, don't sulk often, walk more after meals, exercise moderately, and the maximum amount of activity is when the body sweats slightly. Remember one sentence: control your mouth, move your legs, keep your emotions stable and drink more water.

In addition, patients with cerebral hemorrhage should not use some drugs that have the effect of activating blood circulation in the early stages, because they may cause another cerebral hemorrhage in the patient.

Also, if the patient has any physical or language disorders, he or she should pay attention to persist in physical rehabilitation training every day. This requires scientific methods and persistence to achieve better results. For example, if you cannot speak clearly, you can do language rehabilitation training, for example:

1. Pronunciation function training: stretching and retracting the tip of the tongue, licking the upper and lower lips, blowing air and other movements of the tongue and accessory muscles can help restore language function.

2. Use a hot towel (water temperature not higher than 50 degrees) to apply heat to stiff joints at least three times a day, and then perform passive exercise for 10-15 minutes.

And so on. In this way, the patient's body will recover better and faster. The most important thing is to prevent recurrence. In addition to paying attention to keeping warm through diet, you should use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate the overall blood environment. If the patient has high blood pressure, you also need to regulate the blood environment.

The above is an introduction to what to eat for cerebral hemorrhage. In addition, cerebral hemorrhage usually occurs quickly in our lives, so family members should have some simple first aid knowledge and keep a clear head at the same time to avoid being in a panic when the disease comes. Finally, remember to seek medical attention in time to avoid missing the best treatment time.