What do people with Meijer syndrome eat to recover?

1. Ginseng wolfberry paste soup. This diet is very beneficial in alleviating the symptoms. Take raisins, wolfberry, yam, lotus seed meat, meat lotus paste, hemp seeds, orange red, jujubes, walnut decoction juice and oral administration. It can nourish the yin of the liver and kidneys, and nourish the qi.

2. Ginseng Qi black chicken soup. Patients with stage ** Meijer syndrome use this dietary therapy. Take Astragalus and Field.

7. Prepare a quarter of Codonopsis, ginger and bamboo shredded chicken and remove the sebum to make soup.

3. Raw scorpion soup. This method of diet has a particularly reliable ** effect for patients with Meijer syndrome. The method is to take pork, rehmannia root, wolfberry, whole scorpion, gastrodia, tangerine peel, ginger and eat in an appropriate amount of soup.

It is suitable for patients in the middle and convalescent periods, especially those who have always had liver and kidney yin deficiency, accompanied by dizziness, tinnitus, and limb numbness.

Fourth, longan porridge. The method is to cook porridge together with an appropriate amount of longan meat, red dates, and japonica rice, and eat it while it is hot. This medicinal diet can play a role in nourishing the heart and spleen, calming the nerves and removing annoyance, and is suitable for patients with symptoms such as non-stop facial soaking, upset, insomnia, lack of food, and fatigue.

Longan meat is a good heart and spleen tonifying product, containing a variety of vitamins and rich protein, and red dates, japonica rice with porridge, has a good effect on Meijer syndrome.

Regular and moderate consumption can protect liver cells from free radical damage, effectively promote protein synthesis, and accelerate the repair and regeneration function of liver cells. It is believed that this disease involves the liver, spleen, and kidneys.

Ginseng lotus seed soup. This kind of diet is a regular practice for patients with Meijer syndrome and is very beneficial for alleviating the symptoms.

Pumpkin is a very nutritious food, rich in pumpkin polysaccharides, carotenoids, amino acids, mineral elements, pectin, can enhance the regeneration ability of liver and kidney cells. We can often cook pumpkin white fungus millet porridge to eat, which has the effect of nourishing qi and nourishing qi, nourishing the liver and strengthening the spleen. Pork liver soup:

Pig liver enters the liver meridian, which has the effect of nourishing the liver and protecting the liver, and brightening the eyes and nourishing the blood. Moreover, pork liver is rich in protein, iron, phosphorus and other nutrients, which can replenish blood, prevent and treat anemia, and often eat pork liver can also be used for eye diseases. 2.

People with blood deficiency can eat more blood-replenishing foods, such as yellow essence, wolfberry, angelica, red dates, etc. Among them, the yellow essence not only nourishes blood, but also has the effect of tonifying the liver and kidneys. 3.

Eat more fruits and vegetables rich in flavonoids, such as papaya, jam, blueberries, black grapes, etc. This fruit and vegetable contains more flavonoids and has a good antioxidant effect, which is good for controlling Meijer syndrome. It is worth mentioning that black grapes are both nourishing for the kidney and antioxidant, which is a rare and good helper for disease prevention.

The health essence of grapes is hidden in grape seeds, so grapes should be eaten together with seeds, and the best way to eat them is to beat them into grape juice.

How does Meijer syndrome **:

1. Use drugs that can relieve dystonia: such as diazepam, antiacetylcholinergic drugs, trihexyphenidyl and so on, or some antipsychotic drugs, such as haloperidol. The medications used can be titrated based on symptoms.

2. Local injection of botulinum toxin: botulinum toxin** can effectively improve symptoms.

3. Surgery**: In the case that the effect of drugs** and botulinum toxin** is not obvious, surgery can be performed**.

Causes of Meijer Syndrome:

1. Caused by infection: Facial nerve infection is one of the most common symptoms of Meijie's comprehensive knowledge.

2. Neurogenic causes: changes in nerve opening may lead to Meijer syndrome, such as brain diseases that cause blood vessels in the face to compress nerves, or trauma to the head and face.

3. Iatrogenic causes: caused by parotid gland surgery, mastoid surgery, dentistry, tonsillectomy and other surgeries.

4. Familial inheritance: Meijer syndrome is hereditary.

5. Life factors: long-term mental tension, psychological depression, or long-term high-pressure work, mental work, sedentary, staying up late, irregular life, etc., will lead to Meijer syndrome.

First of all, clothing. For patients with Meijer syndrome, it is recommended that patients choose clothes that are easy to wear and take off, preferably one size larger, loose and sweat-absorbent.

Secondly, food. For patients with Meijer syndrome, the diet should pay attention to a balanced nutrition, drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, eat soy products in moderation, and eat a small amount of meat.

Again, live. Patients with Meijer syndrome should pay attention to the temperature, humidity, ventilation and lighting of the living room. Add or remove clothing according to the season, climate, etc., and decide the method and intensity of outdoor activities.

Finally, OK. For patients with Meijer syndrome, many patients may be reluctant to move more due to illness or psychological reasons, but some body functions will gradually deteriorate if they do not move for a long time, so if the patient's physical condition allows, it is recommended that patients do simple exercises such as walking, reading, swimming, singing, tai chi, square dancing, etc.

Overview. Meijer syndrome is an idiopathic dystonic disorder characterized by blepharospasm and oral-mandibular dystonia, accompanied by involuntary opening, closing, pouting, and contraction of the lips. In severe cases, there may be symptoms such as jaw dislocation, tooth wear or loss, which often affect the patient's voice or swallowing.

This disease is more common in middle-aged and elderly women, and the symptoms may be improved during sleep, talking, singing, and yawning. However, the symptoms can be aggravated by bright light, fatigue, nervousness, or reading. It is necessary to pay attention to dietary conditioning and balanced nutrition.

Take rest and avoid strenuous exercise. Oral medications** or pacemaker surgery** can be used. Able to control symptoms and slow progression, but not**.

Blepharospasm type.

Presents with paroxysmal involuntary spasms or tonic contractions or involuntary blinking of the eyelids. About 25% of patients begin with unilateral blepharospasm and gradually progress to bilateral.

Blepharospasm with osomeromandibular dystonia.

In addition to blepharospasm, the lips and maxillofacial muscles also showed spasmodic contractions, showing pouting, pursed lips, mouth opening, tongue protrusion, involuntary twitching of the corners of the mouth and facial muscles, and the patient had a strange expression.

Ororomandibular dystonia.

Only the lips and jaw muscles are spasmodic and twitching.

Other types. On the basis of the above three types, the neck, trunk, and limb dystonia are combined, and symptoms such as frowning, torticollis, head tilt, and foot inversion appear.