Can you eat peanuts for nephritis, can uremia eat peanuts

Answer: Nephritis can eat peanuts. Nephritis, also known as glomerulonephritis, is due to streptococcal infection, antigen-antibody complex damage to the glomerular basement membrane, which can be manifested as proteinuria, hematuria and edema, severe can cause changes in kidney function, the acute phase needs to be controlled with antibiotics to control the infection, edema can obviously be reduced with diuretics, eating peanuts has no effect on the onset of nephritis, you can eat.

Function: Strengthen the spleen and stomach, tonify the kidney and water, regulate qi and breastfeed, and treat various hyperlipidemias.

Peanut vitamin K stops bleeding. Peanut red hemostatic effect is 50 times that of peanut for various bleeding disorders with good hemostatic effect.

Peanuts contain vitamin E and a certain amount of zinc, which can enhance memory, anti-aging, slow brain function decline, and moisturize**.

Peanuts contain vitamin C for its cholesterol-lowering effect, which helps prevent atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, coronary heart disease. Should.

The trace elements selenium and other bioactive substances in peanuts are chemopreventive agents for the prevention of thymement alcohol and ** tumor-like diseases, but also can reduce platelet aggregation, prevent and ** atherosclerosis of atherosclerosis, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Peanuts also have the functions of correcting and replenishing deficiency, pleasing the spleen and stomach, moistening the lungs and dissolving phlegm, nourishing qi, diluting water and reducing swelling, stopping bleeding with raw milk, clearing the throat and stopping malaria.

Compendium of Materia Medica" contains: peanuts pleasant spleen and stomach, moisten the lungs and dissolve phlegm, nourish and replenish qi, clear the throat and relieve itching.

Efficacy test contains: "Eating peanuts nourishes the stomach and spleen, and moistens the intestines."

Looking for something from the Internet, it should be said that from above it writes about the stomach, nourishing the kidneys.

Peanuts are eaten with it, and they are often eaten "with a good liver and strong kidneys".

False, peanuts are an excellent tonic for the kidneys. But eating too much is not beneficial, sometimes it is counterproductive, avoid not eating, and avoid eating more!

Disease analysis: because peanuts are high in potassium, uremia patients can not eat, do not eat macromolecular protein foods, such as beans and soy products, as well as uremia patients in the metabolic process of phosphorus and potassium and other metabolic disorders, opinions and suggestions: it is recommended to eat less phosphorus and potassium food, avoid tobacco and alcohol (beer, rice wine); Most of the fruits can be eaten, bananas can not be eaten, high in potassium, if the patient has diabetes, then fruits with high sugar content can not be eaten.

In general, uremia patients should pay attention to their diet: beans and soy products, seafood (marine fish, etc.), pickled products, no class A fish, animal offal, etc. can not be eaten, light salt, eat less fatty meat, lean meat is controlled at 100 grams - 150 grams a day, supplement high-quality protein, milk 250ml, egg white 1-2 appropriate calcium tablets if calcium deficiency.

Condition analysis: Uremia can eat peanuts.

Suggestions: Peanuts have high nutritional value and are rich in fat and protein. According to the determination, the fat content in peanuts is 44%-45%, the protein content is 24-36%, and the sugar content is about 20%.

Peanuts are also rich in vitamins, calcium, iron, etc. It also contains a variety of vitamins such as thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin. It is also rich in minerals, especially amino acids necessary for the human body, which have the function of promoting the development of brain cells and enhancing memory.

Uremia can eat peanuts.

Jiang Shufeng-Fushan People's Hospital Zhanggezhuang Branch.

Internal medicine. Physician.

High-phosphorus foods that should not be eaten are: such as peanuts, which are easy to cause imbalance in the ratio of calcium and phosphorus, **itching.

The dietary principles of kidney patients --- five lows and one high, namely: low potassium, low salt, low fat, low protein, and high vitamin. The specific recipe arrangement is as follows:

1.Low potassium High potassium foods that should not be eaten are: all edible mushrooms, potatoes, yams, cabbage, red dates, bananas, oranges, white fungus, peaches, apricots, cauliflower, leeks, rape, etc., these foods are easy to cause arrhythmia and cardiac arrest.

2.Low salt High-salt foods that should not be eaten are: monosodium glutamate, soda biscuits, dried noodles, soy sauce, fritters, etc., those whose blood pressure is not controlled smoothly or when they are highly edema, avoid salt, and the daily salt consumption is less than 3 grams. Foods high in salt can easily cause increased blood pressure and edema.

3.Low phosphorus Foods that should not be eaten high in phosphorus include: seafood and marine plants, such as:

shrimp, kelp, seaweed; animal offal; Sesame seeds, tea leaves, honey, egg yolks, etc. are also high-phosphorus foods; In addition, there are dried fruits such as melon seeds, peanuts, walnuts, and raisins. These foods tend to cause an imbalance in the ratio of calcium and phosphorus, **itching.

4.Low fat Note: It is forbidden to use animal oil when stir-frying, mainly vegetable oil, and it is forbidden to eat greasy foods, especially corn oil containing unsaturated fatty acids. High-fat foods tend to cause hyperlipidemia.

5.High-quality and low-protein can eat some egg whites, milk and lean meat in moderation, adjust the amount of consumption, less than 2 taels per day, vegetable protein can not be eaten, easy to cause uric acid to rise, such as beans and various soy products, tofu, soybean milk and various dried fruits, such as peanuts, melon seeds, walnuts and so on can not be eaten.

6.High vitamin You can eat more vegetables, such as eggplant, winter melon, Chinese cabbage, radish, zucchini, onion, green pepper, etc.; Various fruits, such as pears, apples, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc., watermelons, pineapples, and grapes can be eaten sparingly.

Note: Avoid spicy (such as raw onions, ginger, garlic, etc.), that is, tobacco and alcohol, and avoid dog meat. Control your water intake during oliguria, which is generally less than the previous day's urine output.

Good luck soon**!