Patient's question:
The past two days, I've always felt tightness in my chest. Sometimes, besides the pain symptoms, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was surprised to find that I have heart disease. I've never had this condition before. Normally, I don't like drinking milk. I'd like to ask for some advice: can people with heart disease drink milk?Doctor's answer:
The calcium in milk can be digested and nourish the body, and it also helps in digesting protein. Patients with heart disease can drink milk in sufficient quantities. The diet of heart disease patients should be paid attention to, avoiding excessively greasy and stimulating foods such as chili, roasted meat, etc. On a daily basis, it is important to prevent overwork and maintain a regular schedule. It is recommended that patients do not get too excited and control themselves.