Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: I had a cesarean section on January 27, 2005. During the later stages of pregnancy, I had mild preeclampsia. After the surgery, apart from slightly high blood pressure, everything was normal, and my blood pressure returned to normal after a week. However, around 20 days postpartum, I started experiencing shortness of breath and fatigue. On October 26, 2005, I felt fatigued and short of breath again after discovering I was 37 weeks pregnant. At 40 days, I underwent an abortion without anesthesia. As of November 24, I still have symptoms such as chest tightness and frequent urination. Please ask: What disease do I actually have, or am I just weak?Current general condition: Feeling chest tightness, worse in the morning; frequent urination
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Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the situation you described, it is a manifestation of high blood lipids, and it is recommended to regulate it through dietary therapy. For high blood lipids, attention should be paid to diet. Staple foods are generally rice and noodles, but we prefer coarse grains more, such as oats, muesli, cornmeal, etc., because these foods contain more inorganic salts and vitamins, and are rich in dietary fiber. Dietary fiber has a hypoglycemic effect.