Kidney stones are one of the common diseases of the urinary system. Many people are troubled by the pain of kidney stones in their daily lives. Everyone also understands the harm of kidney stones. If kidney stone patients are not treated in time, it will have a great impact on the kidneys. In addition to cooperating with medical treatment, dietary therapy for treating kidney stones is also essential.
Medicated Diet 1: Stewed Carp with Winter Melon
Ingredients: 1 carp, 50g soybeans, 200g winter melon, a moderate amount of green onion.
Method: Scrape the scales and remove the internal organs of the carp. Cook the carp, soybeans, and winter melon together to make soup. Add chopped green onion and a little salt for seasoning. Take one dose per day, and a half-month is one course of treatment.
Efficacy: It helps to relieve bloating, dissolve stones, and promote diuresis. It is more suitable for kidney stone patients with edema.
Medicated Diet 2: Walnut and Plantago Seed Porridge
Ingredients: 20g walnut kernels, 10g plantago seeds, 100g glutinous rice, 30g rock sugar.
Method: Rinse the glutinous rice. Remove impurities and wash the plantago seeds, then wrap them in gauze. Shell the walnuts and keep the kernels. Crush the rock sugar. Put the glutinous rice, medicine bag, and walnut kernels into a pot of water. Bring it to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for 50 minutes to make porridge. Add the crushed rock sugar to dissolve and it is ready to eat. Take it as the main meal three times a day.
Efficacy: It nourishes the lungs and kidneys and helps to eliminate stones. It is suitable for kidney stone patients.
Precautions: Avoid consuming for those with Yin deficiency and excessive phlegm.
Medicated Diet 3: Mung Bean and Lotus Stem Date Drink
Ingredients: 20g mung beans, 20g lotus stems, 10 jujubes.
Method: Boil the above ingredients together and drink the decoction. Take it twice a day, and 10 days is one course of treatment.
Efficacy: It clears heat and detoxifies, relieves bloating, dissolves stones, and promotes diuresis. It is suitable for kidney stone patients with hematuria.
Medicated Diet 4: Celery Mixed with Sugar
Ingredients: 100g celery, 20g sugar.
Method: Chop the celery and squeeze the juice. Take 50ml each time, add sugar to taste, and drink. Take it two to three times a day, and 10 days is one course of treatment.
Efficacy: It helps to relieve bloating, dissolve stones, and promote diuresis. It relieves symptoms of kidney stones and is effective for patients with kidney stones accompanied by high blood pressure. However, it is not suitable for those with low blood pressure.
Medicated Diet 5: Moneywort Duck Soup
Ingredients: 50g fresh moneywort, 1 duck, 20g green onion, 15g ginger, 20ml cooking wine, 3g salt, 2g monosodium glutamate, a moderate amount of pepper.
Method: Clean the moneywort, remove impurities, and cut into sections. Slaughter the duck, remove the feathers and internal organs, wash, and cut into pieces. Marinate the duck with salt and cooking wine. Wash the ginger and green onion, cut the green onion into sections, and lightly crush the ginger. Put the duck, green onion, ginger, and moneywort into a stew pot, add clear soup, bring it to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for 2 hours. Add salt, monosodium glutamate, and pepper to taste, and it is ready to eat. Take it once a day and consume it in moderation.
Efficacy: It clears heat, reduces swelling, relieves pain, and promotes stone elimination. It is suitable for kidney stone patients.
Precautions: It should be consumed with caution for those with spleen and stomach deficiency and poor appetite.
Medicated Diet 6: Walnut Porridge
Ingredients: 100g walnut kernels, 100g rice, 30g rock sugar.
Method: Wash the rice. Shell the walnuts and keep the kernels. Put them into a pot with 500ml water, and add crushed rock sugar. Bring it to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for 30 minutes to make porridge. Take it three times a day as a main meal.
Efficacy: It nourishes the lungs and kidneys and helps to eliminate stones.
