What can’t babies with hemangioma eat? I must eat right from now on.

Hemangioma is a relatively serious disease. If your baby unfortunately suffers from this disease, parents must understand the relevant care measures, such as not eating spicy and irritating foods, and also provide the baby with sufficient nutrition.

1. What can and cannot children with hemangioma eat?

You cannot eat irritating food, your daily diet should be light, and paying attention to hygiene is basic. The most important thing to pay attention to is your mentality.

For children with hemangioma, they should pay attention to choosing foods rich in vitamins and magnesium, such as green leafy vegetables, tomatoes, carrots, beans, animal liver, milk, fruits, etc., and avoid spicy and strongly stimulating condiments.

2. Dietary precautions for patients with hemangioma are as follows:

1. Patients with hemangioma must absolutely refrain from smoking and drinking in their daily lives.

2. Eat less spicy and fried foods.

3. The daily diet of hemangioma patients should be reasonably matched. Try to avoid eating a single food or being picky about food.

4. Patients with hemangioma can eat some fruits on a daily basis, but at the same time they should reduce the intake of staple foods to avoid overeating.

5. It is best to consume vegetable oil and avoid animal oil in normal times.

6. You can drink more milk, but don’t eat chocolate.

7. Patients with hemangioma should strictly control their salt intake every day.

3. What to eat for infantile hemangioma

First of all, the baby should be given a diversified diet, which should include both animal and plant foods. That is, the diet should be a mixture of various seasonings such as grains, beans, meat, eggs, milk, vegetables, fruits, oils and sugars. The body's demand for various nutrients should be in a certain ratio. Since there is a relationship of mutual coordination and mutual restraint between the various nutrients taken into the human body, if the intake of various nutrients is excessive, it will not only be unhelpful to infantile hemangioma patients, but may even be harmful.

In addition, balanced nutrition is important for infantile hemangioma, and parents must handle it with caution. According to national nutrition results, children do not get enough vitamins, A, calcium, iron and iodine. The main reason is the unreasonable dietary structure, so in order to achieve balanced nutrition and not affect the treatment of infantile hemangioma, proper adjustment is required. The intake of various dietary nutrients for patients with infantile hemangioma should be selected within a reasonable range. Too little intake will cause nutrient deficiency, while too much intake will cause side effects and be detrimental to the baby's health.