Patient's question:
My baby is 16 months old and got burned by oil on September 12th. The location was the lower part of the left arm. At that time, it was just blisters, and there was a small spot on the chest, which wasn't very clear, making me quite uneasy. After the burn, what kind of food should be avoided?Doctor's answer:
First, it needs to be informed to you that after a burn, attention should be paid to diet. It is necessary to properly regulate diet, as diet has a certain impact on the burn wound. When facing the following things, you must not eat them, otherwise it will help to generate fire and heat:1. After a burn, avoid eating "fattening foods" (). Common fattening foods include pork head, pork from a sow, dog meat, carp, coriander, garlic sprouts, and chives. If you avoid these in daily life, it can usually be fine.