If you have a white spot on your foot, can you eat squid?

Hello, if you have white spots on your feet, you can eat squid in moderation, and you can usually eat shellfish such as Gala oysters. Kelp, black sesame, walnuts, and fungus can also be eaten more to help recover from the condition.

Squid is edible. Patients with vitiligo can eat seafood selectively, such as shellfish, and scallops can also be eaten. There are also oysters, kelp, and sea cucumbers, which are also edible.

You can eat squid, and you can also eat more black food.

Depending on your own situation, there is no problem with eating less squid.

There are those who can eat squid for nothing.

Yes, everything should be in moderation.

1) It needs to be avoided, mainly including wine, pepper, fish, shrimp, crab, beef and mutton, tomatoes, oranges, strawberries, kiwi, bell peppers, tea, mung beans and so on.

2) You should eat more soy products (such as black beans, etc.), black sesame seeds, peanuts, walnuts, shellfish (such as clams, oysters, etc.), squid, etc

Squid, sea cucumber, kelp, celery, eggplant, leek, purslane, etc., regular consumption is helpful for recovery.

Yes, you need to arrange your eating habits reasonably.

White patches on the feet** may usually be due to depigmented spots after inflammation. This type of depigmentation is usually caused by local infection or other reasons, such as dermatitis caused by allergic factors, and when the inflammation subsides, it may cause post-inflammatory depigmentation. Most of the losses can be recovered by themselves, and there is no need to do any ** treatment.

However, there are also some vitiligo that may be the type of vitiligo, especially acral vitiligo, which will also appear on the ** of the feet, especially the instep area. In addition to vitiligo and post-inflammatory depigmented patches, there are other types of vitiligo, such as fungal infections, especially when tinea versicolor has resolved, which may appear as white patches in the form of pityriasis.

Yes, squid has no relieving effect on white spots.

If you have white spots on your body, you can eat squid. In vain, try not to eat fish, shrimp and crabs, but some seafood can be eaten, such as scallops, oysters, gala, etc. There are also kelp and sea cucumbers, which are conducive to recovery and can be eaten regularly.

Squid is rich in nutrition, it is rich in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, etc., and at the same time it is not only rich in trace elements such as selenium, iodine, manganese, copper, etc., but also rich in DHA, EPA and other highly unsaturated fatty acids and high content of taurine. Therefore, it is edible for patients in vain.

You can eat squid, you can eat shellfish, clams, scallops, oysters, and sea cucumber soft-shelled turtles, which are all beneficial for vitiligo patients

Molluscular seafood can be eaten Fish, shrimp and crabs can not be eaten.

You can eat in moderation, don't eat too much, and eat more black food.

If you can eat squid, eat more soy products (such as black beans, etc.), black sesame seeds, peanuts, walnuts, shellfish (such as clams, oysters, etc.), squid fish, etc

Soft-shelled turtle, sea cucumber, kelp, celery, eggplant, leek, purslane, etc., regular consumption is helpful for recovery.

You can eat shellfish and seafood, and you can supplement the body with essential trace elements.

If you can eat it, you can also eat some shellfish seafood, which is more nutritious.

Squid can be eaten, and you can also eat some shellfish, don't eat fish, shrimp and crabs, you can eat more black food in your diet.

You can eat it in moderation, and you can eat more shellfish for seafood, such as clams, oysters, snails, etc.