Patient's question:
Newborn, blood test on the second day showed thyrotropin 9.15, which is beyond 0.15. What kind of assistance is needed: how severe is it, what should be done, what impact will it have?Doctor's answer:
Dietary Precautions for Patients with High-Fever Seizures:1. Eat small, frequent meals and avoid overeating. Avoid spicy foods, alcohol, and tobacco.
2. Drink sufficient water, approximately 2500 ml per day, and avoid stimulating beverages like coffee and strong tea.
3. Reduce the intake of high-fiber foods, especially during nausea and vomiting.
4. Pay attention to the proper balance of nutrients.
5. Avoid foods high in iodine, such as kelp, sea fish, and jellyfish skin. Iodine is highly volatile in air or when heated, so iodized salt can be used by simply placing it in the air or slightly warming it.
6. Consume foods rich in potassium and calcium.
7. Gradually reduce dietary intake as the condition improves.