That day, there was a special dish on Uncle Li's table - homemade fish bile soup. Hearing that fish gallbladder has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, Uncle Li specially bought fresh fish gallbladder to taste this legendary healthy delicacy. Shortly after the meal, he began to feel nauseous, vomiting, and accompanied by severe abdominal pain. At first, he was just an ordinary gastrointestinal discomfort and did not worry too much. However, as time passed, the condition became worse and worse, and he even had no urine at least.
Seeing his condition deteriorate, his family rushed him to the hospital for treatment. After a series of examinations, the doctor sadly told Uncle Li and his family that due to the ingestion of a large amount of toxic substances, his kidney function had been acutely damaged, and it had evolved into acute kidney failure. To stay alive, Uncle Li will have to undergo long-term dialysis treatment.
For Uncle Li's family, this news is tantamount to a sudden thunder under a clear sky. They never thought that a seemingly ordinary home-cooked meal would bring such serious consequences to Uncle Li.
Uncle Li's optimism and enthusiasm did not disappear because of this sudden change, but cherished every moment with his family even more. His experience also reminds us that food safety is no small matter, and healthy eating is related to the safety of everyone's life.
Be wary of this dish! If you don't eat well, you may be accompanied by dialysis for the rest of your life
Many people believe that fish gallbladder can clear heat, brighten the eyes, relieve cough and asthma, but in fact, the fish gallbladder of most fish is poisonous, such as carp, crucian carp, grass carp and so on sold in the market. Fish gall bladder, whether eaten raw or cooked, can cause poisoning, leading to diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting, and even acute kidney failure and liver damage.
Acute kidney injury, how serious are the consequences?
Fish bile toxin causes sudden kidney damage, dialysis is inevitable, and the risk of kidney replacement is unavoidable. Acute kidney failure is a serious condition that causes a rapid decline in kidney function and the inability to remove toxins and waste products from the body in a timely manner. It's like a sudden blockage in the city's sewers, leaving sewage and garbage untreatable, bringing chaos to the entire city.
Dialysis mimics the work of the kidneys to help patients detoxify and accumulate fluid. However, dialysis is not a long-term solution and comes with a range of side effects. For patients with severe acute renal failure, renal replacement may be the only way out. Problems such as renal tension, surgical risks, and postoperative rejection are all difficult problems for patients and their families.
How to protect against ichthycotoxin?
First of all, fish gallbladder should be avoided. When cleaning the fish, remove the gall gall in its entirety to prevent contamination due to rupture. If you accidentally break the fish gall bladder, be sure to rinse it with plenty of clean water and make sure that the temperature and time of cooking are sufficient to kill potential toxins.
When buying and enjoying fish, be sure to choose fresh and uncontaminated fish. Fish of unknown origin or that have died should be handled with caution and avoided consumption.
In addition to fish gall bladder, these foods also hurt the kidneys!
High-salt foods: Excessive salt intake, as a driver of high blood pressure, can further threaten the healthy functioning of the kidneys. Moderate salt intake in your daily diet and stay away from salty foods.
High-sugar foods: long-term consumption of high sugar, obesity and sugar disease, kidney burden doubled. Be cautious about sugar intake, and limit the amount of sweets and high-sugar drinks.
High-fat foods: excessive fat intake, increased blood lipids, and increased renal workload. It is advisable to eat a light diet and reduce the amount of greasy food.
Although high-protein foods are needed by the human body, the kidneys cannot afford excessive intake. Eat a balanced diet and avoid excessive intake of high-protein foods.
To protect your kidneys, eat a healthy diet as the first step.
The kidneys, the core of the human body, are responsible for detoxification and decontamination. In order to protect the health of our kidneys, we should start with our diet and do the following:
A balanced diet is essential: adequate intake of vegetables, fruits, and whole grains to ensure that the body is fully nutritionally satisfied.
Salt intake should be controlled: reduce salt in food, reduce the risk of high blood pressure, and protect kidney health.
Moderate protein intake: Choose high-quality protein sources such as lean meat, fish, and poultry to avoid excessive intake.
Maintain adequate water intake: Drinking plenty of water helps the kidneys eliminate toxins and waste products from the body.
Avoid harmful foods: foods high in salt, sugar, fat, and poison to protect the kidneys from damage.
Through a healthy diet and lifestyle modifications, we can effectively reduce the risk of kidney disease. Let's take care of our kidneys from now on!
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