Experts explain how to prevent Kawasaki disease

Each of us should take preventive measures against diseases, which can help us stay away from many unnecessary troubles. Take Kawasaki disease for example. If it is not treated in time, it may endanger life safety in serious cases. The following experts will introduce how to prevent Kawasaki disease, hoping to provide some help to everyone.

In the later stages of Kawasaki disease, scientific care should be provided and attention should be paid to nutrition in the diet. Because patients often have repeated high fever and fever reduction in the early stages of the disease and the body suffers from severe loss of vitamins, they should eat more vitamin-rich foods, such as vitamin complex tablets and eat more fruits and vegetables.

Patients should eat mainly nutritious, light and easily digestible foods, and eat some lean meat, fish, eggs, milk, soy products, etc. to meet the body's needs. They should eat less or no hot, spicy, pickled and other irritating foods, such as peppers, bacon, ginger, cinnamon, etc.

Patients should maintain a good attitude and develop good living and eating habits, including regular daily life, a moderate diet, adequate rest, and sufficient sleep. They should also exercise appropriately to improve their physical fitness and disease resistance, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

Since patients will have long and repeated high fevers in the early stage of the disease, vitamins in the body will be lost, and the negative nitrogen balance will be more obvious. The patient's diet should be nutritious, light and easily digestible, and some high-protein foods can be appropriately supplemented, but patients with kidney damage need to consult a doctor, such as: poultry and fish.

Patients can take some vitamin complex tablets to maintain a balanced diet. They can also eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. It is best for patients not to eat hot and spicy foods. Patients should pay attention to maintaining their regular diet and rest, and remember to go to the hospital for check-ups on time.

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We must learn more about this disease in our daily lives, pay attention to it, and do more effective preventive work to reduce the occurrence of the disease and stay away from the harm it brings to the body.