What are the dietary treatments for ruptured brain aneurysms? What should we pay attention to in our daily life?

Aneurysm is a common tumor that many people are afraid of. So, what is the dietary therapy for ruptured cerebral aneurysm? What should patients pay attention to in their daily life?

What is the dietary treatment for ruptured cerebral aneurysm?

Aneurysm diet therapy:

1. Patients with tumor surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy or advanced tumors who have loss of appetite, fatigue, abdominal distension after eating and other symptoms of qi deficiency. You can choose: Codonopsis pilosula, Atractylodes macrocephala 30g gauze packaging, Poria cocos, Chinese yam, coreless lotus seeds, 50g Ciren rice, 15 red dates, 100g glutinous rice, and appropriate amount of white sugar. Preparation method: Add 1000ml of water to all the drugs, boil, and simmer for 30 minutes, remove the cloth packaging of Codonopsis pilosula, Atractylodes macrocephala, glutinous rice, white sugar, and appropriate amount of water to cook porridge.

2. Patients with anemia, leukopenia and yang deficiency after radiotherapy and chemotherapy or in advanced tumors, manifested as weak body and qi deficiency, fear of cold limbs, weakness in limbs, lack of energy, pale face and tongue, etc. 500 grams of turtle meat, 10 grams of American ginseng, 3 grams of deer antler, and 50 grams of Job's tears can be used. Preparation method: Wash and cut the turtle meat, wrap the gauze with all the medicines and put them in the pot, add 5 slices of ginger and appropriate amount of water to cook together, remove the floating foam after the water boils, add appropriate amount of rice wine and cooking oil, etc., simmer until the meat is cooked, and add salt and other seasonings.

What should we pay attention to in life?

Patients should pay close attention to whether the fever continues, observe whether there is persistent fever, take medication regularly under the guidance of a doctor, have regular checkups, pay attention to daily maintenance, quit smoking and drinking, pay attention to controlling blood pressure and blood lipid levels, prevent aortic postoperative dilatation, and promote the patient's healthy recovery. According to the results of intraoperative bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests, long-term targeted anti-infection treatment is required after surgery. Appropriate nutritional supplementation and enhanced resistance can also help promote recovery and improve the quality of life.

Although a ruptured brain aneurysm sounds scary, patients should not give up treatment. As long as they maintain a good attitude and actively cooperate with diet therapy and a correct lifestyle, their condition will gradually improve.