Six things not to do in children's diet for pneumonia

1. Do not eat acidic foods

Acidic foods are not conducive to sweating and relieving the symptoms of pneumonia in children, so they should be prohibited.

2. Don’t eat too much high-protein food

Since protein consumes water in the body, 1 gram of protein absorbs 18 milliliters of water in the body, so babies with pneumonia should avoid eating too much high-protein food.

3. Don’t eat too much sugary food

The polysaccharide components in the body will inhibit the bactericidal effect of white blood cells, which is not conducive to the treatment of pneumonia in children, so they should be avoided.

4. Don’t eat spicy food

These foods are quite irritating and can easily generate heat and damage body fluids, leading to worsening of pneumonia in children. Parents should pay attention to this.

5. Do not eat greasy food

Greasy and heavy foods can easily cause indigestion, which makes it impossible to meet normal nutritional supplements, leading to a decrease in resistance and being detrimental to the recovery of children with pneumonia.

6. Don’t drink tea

The alkaloids in tea can excite the central nervous system, speed up the pulse and raise blood pressure; the tannic acid in tea has an astringent effect and is not conducive to heat dissipation.