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Hello everyone, I am Ye Feng, who has been practicing medicine for more than 50 years, and I have always insisted: But do good deeds, don't ask about the future. has reached retirement age, and was rehired by the hospital to continue to exert his residual heat.
Every time I mention the daily treatment of lung nodules, I always have endless things to say. Clinically, many patients will be concerned about diet, and when I visited the doctor last Wednesday, another patient asked me: "Director Ye, I read on the Internet that fruits are easy to produce phlegm and dampness, so patients with pulmonary nodules should eat less fruits, is this true?" ”
In fact, I often tell my patients that everything is balanced, "there are no likes and dislikes, and if you go wrong, you will be a disaster", and pulmonary nodules are no exception. There is no need to avoid special food in the diet, on the contrary, reasonable consumption and supplementation of nutrients will help the recovery of the body and nodules.
Today I will share with you 3 kinds of fruits to nourish the lungs and moisten the lungs, which are very helpful for the conditioning of pulmonary nodules!
1. Pears.
Pears have the effect of clearing heat and dissolving phlegm, moistening the lungs and relieving cough, and can promote the body's metabolism. It has a certain improvement effect on cough. However, it should be noted that pears should not be consumed in excess, so as not to cause gastrointestinal discomfort.
2. Kiwi.
Kiwifruit can moisten dryness and laxative, and patients with pulmonary nodules can supplement nutrition by eating more kiwifruit, improve their body's ability to resist diseases, and promote the dissipation of nodules. However, it should be noted that it should not be consumed on an empty stomach so as not to irritate the stomach.
3. Figs
Figs have the effect of clearing away heat and generating Jin, detoxification and swelling, and patients with pulmonary nodules can eat more, which can enhance the body's immunity and promote wound healing, thereby helping to alleviate the disease.
In addition, it should be noted that although the fruit is nutritious, it is not a substitute for drug treatment, but can only play an auxiliary role.
The formation of nodules is often related to multiple factors such as dysfunction of viscera and qi stagnation. Therefore, in terms of treatment, we also need to combine the patient's situation and use Chinese herbal medicines that can dissolve phlegm and disperse knots, promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and relieve liver and qi, so as to fundamentally improve and prevent the recurrence of nodules.
Not long ago, a patient with nodules came to the outpatient clinic, male, 62 years old, the patient said that he coughed when he was cold, coughed when he slept at night, and often had chest tightness. Go to the local hospital for examination and diagnosis: multiple pulmonary nodules, nodules up to 8mm. Because I didn't want to suffer from surgery, I found me and wanted to try Chinese medicine conservative conditioning.
Diagnosis: dull complexion, thin body, cough, dry cough, occasional white phlegm, poor sleep, fatigue, pale red tongue, yellow greasy, and slippery pulse. Traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis: phlegm and heat to the lungs, qi stagnation and blood stasis.
According to his condition, the treatment is mainly to clear heat and moisten the lungs, regulate qi and dispel stasis, dissolve phlegm and disperse knots.
Skullcap, mulberry white bark, Zhejiang fritillary, almond, peach kernel, red peony, salvia, prunella, seaweed, kelp, licorice. (Chinese medicine should be used according to the individual's constitution, and should not be taken by yourself, in case the medicine is not right and aggravates the condition.) ）
(Mulberry white bark)
After two weeks of follow-up, the cough, sputum, and chest tightness were reduced, and the nodules were completely dissipated after a slight addition or subtraction, so the original prescription was added or subtracted, and after 3 months, the weight increased, the sleep improved, and after continuing to adhere to the conditioning for a period of time, the re-examination CT showed that the nodules completely dissipated.
It can be seen that in fact, pulmonary nodules are not terrible, as long as they are paid attention to in diet and living habits, combined with traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, changing the growth environment of nodules, and treating both the symptoms and the root causes, can we prevent the recurrence of nodules, and the problem of cutting and growing.