Patient's question:
My child had a severe cold when he was young. Later, when he went to the hospital for treatment, it might have been delayed, and he developed bronchial asthma. Every winter, I worry a lot, afraid that his asthma will flare up again. I don't know what precautions I should take in his diet?Doctor's answer:
Hello, nutritional principles for bronchial asthma 1. Provide sufficient protein and iron. The diet should include more lean meat, animal liver, tofu, soy milk, etc. These foods are not only rich in high-quality protein and iron but also do not cause phlegm or heat, which is beneficial for enhancing the patient's physical condition, improving disease resistance, and promoting the repair of damaged tissues. High-protein foods can also increase calories and improve disease resistance. However, people with poor digestive function should eat small meals more frequently.