Dietary taboos for patients with cervicitis.

What are the dietary taboos for patients with cervicitis? Many patients with cervicitis would like to know what they should pay attention to in order to better help treat cervicitis. So what are the dietary taboos for patients with cervicitis ? The following experts from our hospital will introduce this knowledge to you.

What are the dietary taboos for patients with cervicitis? The following are some suggestions from experts. First of all, avoid sweet and greasy foods: overly sweet foods such as candy, cream cakes, eight-treasure rice, glutinous rice cakes, lard and fatty pork, mutton fat, and egg yolks. These foods have the effect of promoting moisture, which will reduce the effect of treatment and make the condition protracted and difficult to treat. Secondly, avoid spicy fried and warm foods: spicy and fried foods such as peppers, fennel, pepper, onions, mustard, roast chicken, fried pork chops, etc.; warm foods such as beef, mutton, dog meat, etc. can help heat and aggravate the condition. Also, avoid seafood and river fresh foods: marine fish, crabs, shrimps, clams, hairy clams, oysters, abalone and other aquatic products are all irritants, which are not conducive to the subsidence of inflammation. Avoid drinking: alcohol is a warm and stimulating food. Drinking alcohol will increase dampness and heat, making the condition worse.

What are the dietary taboos for patients with cervicitis? The above is a brief introduction. Do you understand? Generally speaking, patients with cervicitis can reduce leucorrhea as long as they pay attention to supplementing B vitamins. Foods rich in B vitamins include animal liver, milk, peanuts, eggs, green leafy vegetables, etc., which are very good choices. However, these are only auxiliary treatments for cervicitis. The only way to completely cure cervicitis is to go to the hospital.

For more information, please visit the cervicitis disease special topic at http://www..com.cn/fuke/gjjb/gjy/ or consult an expert for free. The expert will then give a detailed answer based on the patient's specific situation.