Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the return characters kept as they are:It's just that there are blood spots on the thighs accompanied by mild abdominal pain. Diet has increased significantly due to the use of hormones. Deep sleep is normal, bowel movements are normal, and weight has increased noticeably.
October 2009 past treatment history and effectiveness: After being cured, there were recurring episodes. The third time, what kind of assistance is needed: Hello doctor, the use of hormones is not good for the child's body. Can it be avoided? Why does it keep recurring?
Doctor's answer:
Based on these symptoms of the child, preliminary suggestions for treatment are as follows:1. Dietary restrictions. The patient should avoid greasy and hard foods, shrimp, crabs, and seafood that may trigger allergic reactions. For those with yin deficiency and internal heat, it is also necessary to avoid spicy, fried, roasted, and stir-fried foods. It is advisable to consume light, low-fat, and high-protein foods.
2. Medication prevention. Those with internal heat can regularly consume cooling and nourishing Yin foods, such as rock sugar-cooked white fungus or wolfberry meat pie soup. Those with qi deficiency can take more qi-tonifying and blood-stabilizing foods, such as 30 grams of raw peanuts (with skins), 15 grams of longan meat, or 15 grams of longan meat, 30 grams of lotus seeds, and 5 grams of ginseng, all cooked together and consumed.