Patient's question:
A few days ago, I went to eat hot pot with my friend. He ordered morels, saying they are very nutritious. I tried them and found them quite delicious, so I want to bring my child to try them too. Can children eat morels?Doctor's answer:
Morel is a rare edible mushroom variety, named for its uneven, honeycomb-like cap surface resembling a sheep's stomach. Morel is also known as sheep's stomach vegetable, sheep's fungus, or sheep's stomach mushroom. It is used for indigestion, abdominal distension, phlegm obstruction, and wheezing cough. Morel is also known as sheep's stomach vegetable or sheep's fungus. Morel (Morchella), also called grass hat bamboo, is a precious edible and medicinal mushroom. Morel was discovered in 1818.