Patient's question:
Grandma's one limb moves and clenches a fist, while the other limb trembles. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was said that she had Parkinson's disease. The doctor said that she should pay more attention to her diet. Grandma loves eating beef. Can Parkinson's patients eat beef?Doctor's answer:
Parkinson's patients can eat beef, but it is recommended not to eat too much. Everything should be based on light food. Parkinson's patients should balance their intake of sugar, protein, fat, and vitamin-rich foods, avoid picky eating, chew slowly, and diversify food varieties to prevent constipation. Patients with constipation should drink more water and eat more fiber-rich foods. Proper exercise can help patients recover their functions to a certain extent.