Watermelon is a favorite for many people. But for patients with cerebral infarction, they may have such questions: Can patients with cerebral infarction eat watermelon? Will it aggravate the condition? Today, we are going to answer this question for you.
Patients with cerebral infarction can eat watermelon. Watermelon is rich in water and vitamins, for patients with cerebral infarction, moderate consumption of watermelon can help replenish water and vitamins, which helps the body recover.
However, it should be noted that patients with cerebral infarction should follow the principles of low fat, low salt and low sugar in their diet, so they should also eat watermelon in moderation and avoid excessive sugar intake.
Watermelon does not aggravate the condition. Some people worry that eating watermelon will make cerebral infarction worse. But in fact, watermelon does not have a negative effect on the condition of patients with cerebral infarction. On the contrary, moderate consumption of watermelon can also help patients with cerebral infarction regulate their bodies and improve their resistance.
Of course, for patients with cerebral infarction, in addition to paying attention to diet, it is more important to actively carry out *** In this process, Geqi Tongmai Granules has become a highly regarded drug.
Geqi Tongmai Granules has the effect of invigorating qi, invigorating blood and clearing pulses, and is more suitable for patients with body congestion and blood stasis, stroke and cerebral infarction. In the recovery period of stroke, Geqi Tongmai granules are commonly used in clinical practice to improve the recovery effect, and it can also be prevented after taking it for a period of time.
In short, patients with cerebral infarction can eat watermelon in moderation in their diet, but more importantly, they should actively carry out *** and take drugs with qi-invigorating, blood-invigorating, and pulse-clearing effects such as Geqi Tongmai Granules to promote the recovery and prevention of the body**. I hope that the majority of cerebral infarction patients can be ** as soon as possible!