Silkworm bean disease is a disease caused by glucose 6- phosphate dehydrogenase (G-6-PD) deficiency, which is characterized by sudden acute intravascular hemolysis after eating fresh broad beans.
Symptoms of silkworm bean disease:
Patients usually develop acute intravascular hemolysis within 1-2 days after eating broad beans. Once the disease comes on, it is fierce, and it is characterized by general weakness, pale face, slight fever, dizziness, listlessness, anorexia, abdominal pain, nausea and dark urine. Followed by jaundice, anemia, hemoglobinuria, soy sauce color in urine, and then body temperature increased, fatigue increased, lasting about 3 days. Vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, hepatomegaly and abnormal liver function occur simultaneously with hemolytic anemia, and about 50% patients have splenomegaly. In severe cases, it may lead to coma, shock and general failure. If the first aid is not enough, he often dies within 1 ~ 2 days. Therefore, patients with the above symptoms should be sent to hospital for treatment immediately.
What food can't you eat for silkworm bean disease? Broad beans are definitely not edible.
Don't eat pearl powder, honeysuckle, Sichuan lotus, bezoar, wintersweet, bear gall and Baoying Dan. Remember to fast broad beans or raw and processed broad beans, and avoid eating broad beans during flowering, fruiting or harvest season. As for other fruits and vegetables, it is generally not prohibited.
What should be paid attention to in silkworm bean disease? 1. Prohibited daily necessities: camphor, stinky pills, wintergreen oil, pigment, menthol mint cream, bisque cream, Pingan cream, bezoar for trauma wine.
2. Some pesticide sprays can definitely dissolve blood, so pay special attention when using them.
3. Oxidative drugs such as primaquine, sulfanilamide, furan, vitamin K3, K4, phenacetin, aminopyrine and sulfone should not be taken.
What are the foods that can't be eaten by silkworm bean disease? Pearl powder is forbidden for patients with bean disease, as well as honeysuckle, Sichuan lotus, bezoar, wintersweet, bear gall, Baoying Dan, and some broad beans or processed products of broad beans. Not only do they bloom in broad beans like this, but they are forbidden to go to broad bean fields during the harvest season, otherwise pollen will make patients sick. Foods such as vegetables and fruits are generally edible and are not prohibited.
Foods that patients with bean diseases can't eat. Patients with bean diseases can't eat foods related to broad beans, and snacks made of broad beans, bear bile, wintersweet, Baoying Dan, Chuanlian, honeysuckle and pearl powder. And they should avoid going to the broad bean field when the broad bean blooms or bears fruit. They should be careful when dealing with pesticides and follow the doctor's advice. They should choose their drugs carefully and should not take oxidizing drugs.
What can't you eat with silkworm bean disease? Food: Broad beans and their products.
Drugs: 1. Analgesic and antipyretic drugs: aspirin, acetylsalicylic acid, antipyrine, acetylphenylhydrazine, phenacetin, Suomaitong (analgesic tablet), Saloton, Antongding, NaoNing, Yousantong, Zhitongning, Pimidong, etc.
2. Anti-inflammatory painkillers: Butazone, indomethacin, methyl formate, flumizone acid, etc.
3. Sedative antiepileptic drugs: limonin, chlorpromazine, phenytoin sodium, etc.
4. Sulfamides: sulfadiazine, sulfaisoxazole, sulfasalazine, sulfaacetyl, sulfamethoxynaphthalene, sulfapyridine, chlorpheniramine, N- acetylsulfonamide, etc.
5. Antibacterials: furazolidone, nalidixic acid, etc.
6. Vitamins: high doses of VITC and vitamin K.
7. Others: naphthalene (mothballs), primaquine, quinine, malaquine, chloramphenicol, streptomycin, sodium thiomycin, furadine, furazolidone, furacilin, nitrofurantoin, sulfones, insulin, thiourea (D-860), chloroiodopropylurea, methylene blue, thiopropanol, etc.
What food can't patients with silkworm bean disease eat? Never eat broad beans and their products before 18, usually after 18. This is the doctor's advice to my nephew, who is now one and a half years old.
What is bean disease? Who can't eat broad beans? Broad beans contain allergic substances. People with allergies will have different degrees of allergies, acute hemolysis and other poisoning symptoms. Generally, it will return to normal within a few days, but about one-tenth of cases will die in the acute stage, which is also commonly known as "silkworm bean disease".
"Silkworm bean disease" is a genetic defect because of the lack of an enzyme in the body. Those who are already allergic to broad beans must not eat any more. Once this disease happens, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible to prevent accidents. People whose parents or grandparents have this disease should not eat broad beans and their products, nor should they be contaminated with broad bean pollen.
In addition, people with moderate coke deficiency and cold are not suitable for eating. Patients with hereditary erythrocytopenia, hemorrhoid bleeding, dyspepsia, chronic colitis, uremia, etc. It should be noted that broad beans should not be eaten.
In addition to broad beans, broad bean patients can't eat any beans. Broad bean patients can't eat broad beans and their products, such as tofu, soybean milk, soybean oil, etc., and some drugs, such as sulfonamides, can't be eaten.
You can't eat pearl powder, honeysuckle, Sichuan lotus, bezoar, wintersweet, bear bile and Baoying Dan for silkworm bean disease. Remember to fast broad beans or raw and processed broad beans, and avoid eating broad beans during flowering, fruiting or harvest season. As for other fruits and vegetables, it is generally not prohibited.