my 3yrs old neice has jaundice and is under treatment. What should I give her for food which should be easily?

Question

digestible to her and doesnot harm her liver.

Answer 1

Diet Treatment for Jaundice

The simple form of jaundice can be cured rapidly by diet therapy and exercises. Recovery will, however, be slow in serious cases which have been caused by obstruction or pressure in the bile ducts. The patient should rest until the acute symptoms of the disease subside.
The patient should be put on a juice fast for a week. The juices of oranges, lemons, grapes, pears, carrots, beets and sugarcane can be taken. A hot water enema should be taken daily during this period to ensure regular bowel elimination, thereby preventing the absorption of decomposed, poisonous material into the blood stream. I h" juice fast may be continued till the acute symptoms subside.





After the juice fast, the patient may adopt an all-fruit diet for further three to five days. In this regimen, he should have three meals a day of fresh juicy fruits such as apples, pears, grapes, oranges and pineapples, but no bananas. Thereafter a simple diet may be resumed on the following lines:

Upon arising: A glass of warm water with juice of half a lemon.

Breakfast: One fresh juicy fruit such as apple, pear, mango, papaya, or some grapes, or berries. One cup wheat dalia or one slice of whole meal bread with a little butter.

Mid-morning: Orange or pear juice.

Lunch: Raw vegetable salad, two small chapattis of whole wheat flour, a steamed leafy vegetable such a. Spinach, methi saag or carrot and a glass of buttermilk.

Mid-afternoon: Coconut water or apple juice. Dinner: One cup strained vegetable soup, two chapattis of whole meal, baked potato and one other leafy vegetable like methi, spinach, etc.

Before retiring: A glass of hot skimmed milk with honey if desired.

All fats like ghee, butter, cream and oils must be avoided for at least two weeks, and after that butter and olive oil may be included in the diet but their consumption should be kept down to the minimum. A light carbohydrate diet, with exclusion of fats, best obtained from vegetables and fruits should be taken.

The patient should take plenty of fresh vegetables and fruit juices. Dandelion leaves, radishes with leaves, en dive should be added to the daily raw vegetable salad. Raw al3ples and pears are especially beneficial. Barley water, drunk several times during the day, is considered a good remedy for jaundice. One cup of barley should be boiled in six pints of water and simmered for three hours.

Digestive disturbances must be avoided. No food with a tendency to ferment or putrefy in the lower intestines like pulses and legumes should be included in the diet. Drinking a lot of water with lemon juice will protect the damaged liver cells.

Answer 2

1. No oily foods strictly
2. Plenty of fruit juices at regular intervals
3. Tender coconuts (probably filter it before taking)
4. Avoid watching TVs and working in Computers
5. A good rest
6. Breads and idlies if the child feels like.

I suffered when i was a kid. But took home remedies for medicine and all the above.

Answer 3

Call the doctor and ask.

If the child is taking some medicine then it is important to make sure there is no reaction or the food does not, reduce the effectiveness of the medicine.

Answer 4

Orange

Answer 5

pudding should be good. ask the doctor. It is not really a problem with food but you might want her to avoid fatty foods and large red meat meals for a while.

Answer 6

bred ,idly ,dry fruits and vegetables. regular medication,its curable.avoid oil and nuts!