Patient's question:
The baby used to enjoy dinner very much, but now they don't like eating dinner, and their appetite has decreased. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that they have tonsillitis. What should you eat?Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to digesting vitamins from your diet. If you lack vitamin A, the nose and throat are prone to dryness. A deficiency in vitamin C can easily lead to nose membrane bleeding. B vitamins help maintain the normal function of the ears, nose, and throat. Use foods that help protect the throat, such as apples, oranges, bananas, cabbage, rapeseed, spinach, and honey. These light foods are beneficial for soothing the throat and fully restoring the baby's health. In terms of diet, it should be regular and appropriate, based on high-protein, high-vitamin foods. Choose high-nutritional-value plant or animal proteins, such as milk, various soy products, and eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. When eating dinner, chew your food thoroughly to ensure it is fully ground in the mouth.