Patient's question:
A friend of mine recently encountered this situation and was hospitalized for a period of time. I visited him, and he said he was a bit in pain and couldn't sleep at night, which greatly affected his condition. Could you please tell me what foods should be avoided after a fracture?Doctor's answer:
Put more effort into diet. Make sure it is nutritious, appetizing in color, aroma, and taste. It should stimulate appetite. People with limited arm mobility should be fed. Eat more vegetables rich in vitamin C, such as chili peppers, tomatoes, amaranth, green vegetables, cabbage, and radishes, to promote callus growth and wound healing. The occurrence of fractures in children seriously affects the patient's work. In addition to timely treatment, patients need to pay more attention to daily care. They should eat more vegetables and fruits, consume more calcium-rich foods, and avoid or reduce the chance of occurrence.