Patient's question:
I was carefully diagnosed with coronary heart disease, but I'm quite reluctant to eat peanuts. Can people with coronary heart disease eat peanuts?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you have described, if you are a patient with coronary heart disease, it is appropriate to eat peanuts moderately. However, it is not recommended to eat too much, as consuming a large amount of peanuts may lead to hypercholesterolemia, which could have a certain impact on the coronary arteries. If this situation occurs again, it is better to follow a light diet. It is also recommended to control blood pressure and blood lipid levels. During the treatment process, patients should have a clear understanding and actively adjust their mindset. They should also reassess themselves accurately to develop immunity against negative feelings. It is crucial to avoid stopping medication in the short term or suddenly, to prevent the condition from recurring.