Patient's question:
In the recent period, I have been constantly feeling some abnormal pain in my lower abdomen, with severe itching in the external genital area. Additionally, there have been some abnormal changes in my vaginal discharge, such as a reduced amount and a slightly yellowish color. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor diagnosed it as gynecological inflammation.What kind of help is needed: Can one eat chicken with gynecological inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
This requires a light and easily digestible diet, such as red beans, mung beans, winter melon, and cabbage. It is advisable to consume foods that promote blood circulation, regulate qi, and disperse stagnation, such as hawthorn, peach kernels, peony root bark, tangerine seeds, tangerine peels, rosebuds, and kumquats. Moderately digestible proteins, such as lean meat, duck, goose, and quail, should be included. Avoid extremely cold foods like cold drinks and fruits. Avoid spicy and warm, stimulating foods such as chili peppers, lamb, dog meat, and roosters. It is recommended not to be too anxious or overly worried. Just pay a little attention to your diet during daily life. These inflammatory conditions are quite common in gynecology, so it is better to go to the hospital for a thorough examination and treatment as early as possible.