Patient's question:
A very good friend of mine, unfortunately, was diagnosed with aplastic anemia last year after a thorough check-up. She looks very thin. I invited her over for dinner today, but there are some foods she cannot eat. Her diet is very strict. Can aplastic anemia patients eat mushrooms?Doctor's answer:
Aplastic anemia, but the patient can eat mushrooms. If it recurs, it is mainly due to various reasons leading to the recovery function of bone marrow. The recurrence is related to some improper use of drugs, exposure to chemical ionizing radiation, viral infections, and hereditary autoimmune diseases. Eating mushrooms has no impact on this disease and can be used with peace of mind.