What foods are good for rectal prolapse

Patients with rectal prolapse should pay attention to their daily dietary choices, and some medicinal diet therapy methods can achieve good improvement effects. For example, boiling Huang's Codonopsis and Jujube Porridge or stewing glutinous rice and mung beans with pig large intestine are more effective.

1. Astragalus, Codonopsis and Jujube Porridge:

[Ingredients] 30-55 g Astragalus, 20 g Codonopsis, 10 jujubes, and appropriate amount of rice.

[Preparation method] Add water and cook porridge. Add sugar to the porridge for seasoning.

[Effects] Replenishes Qi and Yin. Suitable for Qi deficiency syndrome.

[Directions] Take with meals.

2. Stewed pig intestine with glutinous rice and mung beans:

[Ingredients] 300 g pig large intestine, 30 g glutinous rice, 50 g mung beans.

[Preparation method] Wash the pig large intestine, soak glutinous rice and mung beans in clean water for 1 hour, then put the glutinous rice and mung beans into the large intestine and add a little water and refined salt. Tie the two ends of the intestine tightly with thread, put it into a pot and add water to boil for 2 hours.

[Effects] Nourishes yin and clears heat. Suitable for the syndrome of yin deficiency and internal heat.

[Dosage] Take in separate meals.

3. Stewed black-bone chicken with asparagus:

[Ingredients] 250 g black-bone chicken, 50 g astragalus.

[Preparation method] Remove the internal organs, hair and claws of the black-bone chicken, stuff the asparagus into the chicken's belly, steam it in a container, and add refined salt for seasoning.

[Effects] Replenishes Qi and Yin. Suitable for deficiency of both Qi and Yin.

[Dosage] Eat the meat and drink the soup.

4. Purslane stewed with pig intestines:

[Ingredients] 250 g pig large intestine, 30 g purslane.

[Preparation] Wash the pig large intestine, add purslane, tie the two ends tightly, and stew until cooked.

[Effects] Clears intestinal heat. It is suitable for rectal prolapse with anal pain during defecation or mucus and blood after defecation.

[Directions] Take with meals.