It is important to avoid certain foods when suffering from scar hyperplasia!

Scar hyperplasia diet taboos, this is a problem that every scar patient has to face. Do you know? Many aggravations of scar hyperplasia are actually closely related to our eating habits. Today, let me reveal this scar hyperplasia diet list for you so that you can enjoy delicious food while protecting your skin.

What foods should you avoid during wound recovery?

1. Spicy and irritating foods. They are like flames, constantly irritating our scars and making them grow more. Spices such as peppers, garlic, and peppercorns, as well as those tempting cigarettes and alcohol, are all things we should try to avoid. Especially alcohol is like a catalyst for scar hyperplasia, and it will make the scar problem worse if you are not careful.

2. We also need to be vigilant about seafood. Shrimp, crab, hairtail, and other delicious dishes, although tempting, may put scar patients in trouble. If you are allergic, you should be more cautious and try to avoid eating them.

3. We also need to avoid animal meat and some tonic foods. Although beef, mutton, donkey meat, etc. are rich in nutrition, excessive consumption may aggravate scar hyperplasia. And those tonic foods that cause systemic activity should be avoided as much as possible.

4. High-sugar and high-fat foods are also invisible killers of scar hyperplasia. Sweets such as milk tea, chocolate, cake, fried foods, hot pot, and other delicacies, although delicious, may make our scar problems worse. Sugar is the culprit of skin problems. If you have a scar-prone physique, you should be more vigilant.

5. We also need to pay attention to those photosensitive foods. Their exposure to ultraviolet light may accelerate scar pigmentation. We need to avoid eating light-sensitive fruits such as lemons and oranges, as well as light-sensitive vegetables such as coriander and celery.

Of course, the timing of taboos varies from person to person. Generally speaking, proper taboos are required for 3-6 months to prevent scar hyperplasia. However, if your scar is recovering well, the time to avoid eating may be shortened; conversely, if the recovery is not good, the time to avoid eating may need to be extended. In short, you must adjust your eating habits according to your actual situation in order to better protect your skin health.

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Editor: kiki Jia