Can psoriasis patients eat spicy as the title Thank you

Psoriasis can be caused by cold and dry weather in winter and spring, constriction of epidermal blood vessels, poor blood supply, and skin dystrophy. In the case of an individual's immune dysfunction, the cause of the disease may be a lack of resistance. Avoid ginger, shallots, garlic, chili, coriander, raw and cooked leeks, beef, mutton, dog meat, seafood, royal jelly, pine pollen, astragalus essence, spirulina, longan, lychee, tea, liquor, etc., if you want to thoroughly recommend the use of traditional Chinese medicine, the use of targeted Chinese patent medicine internal comprehensive conditioning is possible.

It is not very clear so far. There is no single cause of the disease, and many parties may be involved.

Hello! Psoriasis patients are not allowed to eat chili peppers. Also note:

The usual main thing is not to drink, do not eat seafood, and a lot of foods that cause lesions such as shrimp should not be eaten, and appropriate drinking some porridge can nourish the spleen and stomach, the staple food should be coarse grains and fine grains, and the dishes should be meat and vegetarian to ensure the human body's needs for various nutrients. Eating more fruits such as star fruit, figs, monk fruit, and loquat has great benefits for psoriasis patients. In addition, you should pay more attention to rest and ensure sleep.

Hello, psoriasis sufferers cannot eat spicy things.

In addition to actively cooperating with doctors**, psoriasis patients should pay attention to in their daily life:

Big taboos: Avoid alcohol, seafood, and spicy. There are also different opinions about taboos, and some people believe that taboos should depend on individual differences, and blindly avoiding foods will cause the human body to lose a lot of nutrients and not be conducive to the improvement of the condition.

2. Hemolytic streptococcal infection is a predisposing factor of this disease, and the occurrence of colds, tonsillitis and pharyngitis should be avoided as much as possible. Once it occurs, it should be actively treated** to avoid aggravating psoriasis. Tonsillectomy is recommended if the disease is often precipitated or exacerbated by suppuration of the tonsils.

Caution should be exercised with this removal of the tonsils.

3. Eliminate mental tension factors, avoid excessive fatigue, and pay attention to rest.

4. The living conditions should be dry, ventilated and easy to bathe.

5. In daily medication, antimalarial drugs and receptor blockers can induce or aggravate the condition.

6. Endocrine changes and pregnancy can induce and aggravate the disease.

7. Eat more vitamin-rich foods, such as fresh fruits and vegetables.

8. When cleaning the affected area, the action should be gently rubbed, and the dander should not be forcibly peeled off, so as not to cause local infection, such as redness, swelling, heat, pain, affecting **, and prolonging the course of the disease.

9. After the clinical temporary recovery of psoriasis, its immune function, microcirculation, and metabolism have not completely returned to normal, and it generally takes 2-3 months to recover. Therefore, after clinical healing, that is, after the external skin lesions have completely subsided, you should continue to take 2-3 courses of drugs for consolidation, so that the virus can be cleaned more thoroughly, so as to avoid **.