Patient's question:
My mother needs ventilation, not particularly serious, just a little swelling in the ankle joints. Test results: Uric acid is not qualified. Past treatment and effectiveness: Received intravenous drips and took medication, always maintained well. What kind of help is desired: Just want to ask what she can eat, especially kelp.Doctor's answer:
I'd be happy to help clarify this for you. Based on your description, your mother has high blood uric acid levels and has been diagnosed with gout, along with related symptoms. In this case, it's best to avoid seafood as much as possible. When it comes to seaweed, you can have a small amount, but it must be consumed in very small quantities. Other seafood like shrimp should be avoided. Beer and legumes, which are high in purines, should also be consumed in moderation or avoided altogether in your daily diet.