If rickets are not treated in time, they may become dwarfism when they grow up. I believe that every parent is unwilling to see the occurrence of this phenomenon, so parents and friends should pay enough attention to rickets. However, the prevention of disease should begin with diet. What dietary taboos do children with rickets have?

Dietary Taboos for Children's Rickets

1. The diet of rickets is suitable for lotus seeds.Yam, cornel, wolfberry, walnut, bone soup, bone marrow, snails, lotus seeds, eggs, fish, shrimp, laver, etc., should be more outdoor activities, increase sunshine time.

2. The diet of rickets should not be monotonous. Because the content of vitamin D in milk (milk, etc.) and starch food is very low, it can not meet the needs of children's daily growth and development. Long-term feeding of dairy or starchy foods alone can lead to or aggravate the disease, which is an important dietary taboo for rickets.

3. The diet of rickets should avoid eating CerealsSuch as rice, millet, sorghum, wheat, corn and so on. Cereals are deficient in vitamin D, calcium and phosphorus. Long-term consumption of these foods will aggravate the disease.

4. The diet of rickets should not take vitamin D in large quantities for a long time. Some parents think vitamin D is a nutrient, the more you eat, the better. So let children take vitamin D preparations regularly, resulting in vitamin D poisoning, appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, irritability, drinking, frequent urination and nocturnal urine symptoms.

Above is the dietary taboo of children's rickets. These foods are harmful to children's rickets. We must pay attention not to eat by mistake. At the same time, patients should go to the hospital regularly for review. Doctors should judge the effect of treatment. If there is no therapeutic effect, doctors should be asked to formulate detailed treatment plans to avoid more serious diseases.