Patient's question:
Weekdays had stomach problems, which has been ongoing. It's probably because of the formula milk powder. Previous treatment and effectiveness: When she was just born, she took a grape powder to treat jaundice, which was said to be beneficial for her intestinal health. What kind of assistance is needed: ...Doctor's answer:
The glucose contained in oral glucose can digest calories in the body and has a protective effect on the liver; B vitamins 1 and 2 are important components of coenzymes required for the decomposition metabolism of sugar, protein, and fat, and are essential for the oxidative action of cellular respiration; B vitamin 6 is a cofactor for various coenzymes, participating in the decomposition metabolism of amino acids and fat; vitamin C participates in the hydrolysis processes in the body and cellular respiration; vitamin D2 enhances the absorption and distribution of calcium and phosphorus and promotes new bone formation, maintaining and regulating serum calcium and phosphorus levels.Recommendation: Children must be used under adult supervision. High doses may cause restlessness, fatigue, and loss of appetite. Occasionally, skin flushing, itching, and yellow urine may occur. "Nausea" is a specialized term in traditional Chinese medicine. If symptoms such as sore throat, red eyes, stuffy nose, dry mouth, sore tongue, cracked lips, nosebleeds, and toothache occur, traditional Chinese medicine considers it "nausea." Commonly used heat-clearing and fire-reducing herbs include rhubarb, coptis rhizome, and phellodendron. "Nausea" can be alleviated through dietary adjustments, and "food therapy" has a unique effect.
### 1. Drinking lotus seed soup to clear heart fire
Symptoms: There are two types—virtual fire and actual fire. Virtual fire manifests as low fever, thirst, restlessness, and dry mouth; actual fire manifests as recurrent oral ulcers, dry mouth, short and dark urine, and irritability.
Dietary therapy: 30 grams of lotus seeds (without the heart), 15 grams of gardenia (wrapped in gauze), and enough rock sugar. Boil in water, eat the lotus seeds, and drink the soup.
### 2. Eating pig liver to clear lung fire
Symptoms: Light cough with little or sticky phlegm, low-grade fever, dry mouth, internal heat, and neurasthenia, with red tongue.
Dietary therapy: 1 piece of pig liver, 30 grams of chrysanthemum (wrapped in gauze), and cook together until the liver is tender. Eat the liver and drink the soup.
### 3. Drinking mung bean porridge to clear stomach fire
Symptoms: There are two types—virtual fire and actual fire. Virtual fire manifests as mild cough, poor appetite, constipation, abdominal pain, red tongue, and little coating; actual fire manifests as upper abdominal discomfort, dry mouth and bitter taste, and dry hard stools.
Dietary therapy: 30 grams of gypsum powder, enough Job's tears and mung beans. First, boil the gypsum in water, then remove the residue to obtain the clear liquid. Add Job's tears and mung beans to cook into porridge and eat.
### 4. Drinking pear water to clear liver fire
Symptoms: Headache, dizziness, drowsiness, dry eyes, bitter mouth and bad breath, and pain in the flanks.
Dietary therapy: 10 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa (crushed into powder), 2 pears (peeled and cut), and enough rock sugar. Boil in plenty of water and drink.
### 5. Eating pig kidney to clear kidney fire
Symptoms: Dizziness, tinnitus, deafness, sore lower back, low-grade fever, and restlessness.
Dietary therapy: 2 pig kidneys, 15 grams of wolfberry and mountain ash, and cook together in a sand pot until the kidneys are tender. Eat the kidneys and drink the soup.