Patient's question:
My father has coronary heart disease, but he has undergone a stent implantation surgery. After discharge, he needs to take medication long-term. I would like to ask, what should he pay attention to in terms of diet? Also, does he like pickled peanuts with vinegar? Can he eat them regularly?Doctor's answer:
The effect of pickled peanuts on coronary heart disease is not significant, but they should not be eaten in excess. Peanuts contain a high amount of fat, so a moderate amount is sufficient. Coronary angiography has a more clear and intuitive significance for the diagnosis of the disease. It also allows for emergency stent implantation at the lesion site to improve heart function. People with coronary heart disease can consume foods such as celery, spinach, carrots, bananas, apples, winter melon, sesame, mung beans, corn, peanuts, and lotus seeds.